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A review by sheilsyy
Sugar and Spite by Gail D. Villanueva
5.0
An adorable story of love, family, and friendship.
Our two main characters, Jolina and Claudine, initially started as the best enemies but with the help of some magic eventually became the best of friends. They are both nuanced and childish but are guaranteed to touch the hearts of young readers with their charismatic and genuine personalities. [b: Sugar and Spite|601037|Sugar and Spite (Savannah Reid, #5)|G.A. McKevett|https://i.gr-assets.com/images/S/compressed.photo.goodreads.com/books/1329679878l/601037._SY75_.jpg|2109628] very well represents the Filipino warmth and culture and teaches about choices and their corresponding consequences. It’s an easy read which I know I would’ve have enjoyed as a kid but still definitely enjoyed now as an adult.
I have all the love for this book, and a thousand more extra for Jolina’s loyal pet dog, Kidlat!
Our two main characters, Jolina and Claudine, initially started as the best enemies but with the help of some magic eventually became the best of friends. They are both nuanced and childish but are guaranteed to touch the hearts of young readers with their charismatic and genuine personalities. [b: Sugar and Spite|601037|Sugar and Spite (Savannah Reid, #5)|G.A. McKevett|https://i.gr-assets.com/images/S/compressed.photo.goodreads.com/books/1329679878l/601037._SY75_.jpg|2109628] very well represents the Filipino warmth and culture and teaches about choices and their corresponding consequences. It’s an easy read which I know I would’ve have enjoyed as a kid but still definitely enjoyed now as an adult.
I have all the love for this book, and a thousand more extra for Jolina’s loyal pet dog, Kidlat!