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A review by valeria14vq
The House in the Cerulean Sea by TJ Klune
3.0
3.5
“Sometimes our prejudices color our thoughts when we least expect them to. If we can recognize that, and learn from it, we can become better people.”
An orphanage with magical children and a social worker were sent to check compliance with the Department in Charge Of Magical Youth's alignments. I didn't love it as much as most people did, but it was a lovely read. Among the children is Lucy, the Antichrist himself, who made this experience memorable as my favorite character. He was always saying dark things, mentioning death and blood, but for some reason, he was super funny. I love him.
“Sometimes our prejudices color our thoughts when we least expect them to. If we can recognize that, and learn from it, we can become better people.”
An orphanage with magical children and a social worker were sent to check compliance with the Department in Charge Of Magical Youth's alignments. I didn't love it as much as most people did, but it was a lovely read. Among the children is Lucy, the Antichrist himself, who made this experience memorable as my favorite character. He was always saying dark things, mentioning death and blood, but for some reason, he was super funny. I love him.