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The Quince Project by Jessica Parra
4.75
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Title: The Quince Project
Author: Jessica (mommager) Parra
Rating: 4.75/5
**I was sent an advanced copy of the audiobook in exchange for an honest review**
I would read Parra's grocery list, I'm not even kidding. She brings magic to everything she touches, and this book was no exception.
Probably my favourite part of this book was the character's voice. Parra has a knack for capturing the essence of relateable and troubled characters, and this sentiment extends to their relationships and the plot moving forward. She is such a master of crafting coming of age stories and I know I would read anything if hers going forward!
I loved how she brings her characters to life through the page, and that the cast is all Latinx makes it all the more special. The book is diverse, sweet, easy to read (apart from The Talk scene because I'll admit I teared up a little) and I highly recommend it!!
Title: The Quince Project
Author: Jessica (mommager) Parra
Rating: 4.75/5
**I was sent an advanced copy of the audiobook in exchange for an honest review**
I would read Parra's grocery list, I'm not even kidding. She brings magic to everything she touches, and this book was no exception.
Probably my favourite part of this book was the character's voice. Parra has a knack for capturing the essence of relateable and troubled characters, and this sentiment extends to their relationships and the plot moving forward. She is such a master of crafting coming of age stories and I know I would read anything if hers going forward!
I loved how she brings her characters to life through the page, and that the cast is all Latinx makes it all the more special. The book is diverse, sweet, easy to read (apart from The Talk scene because I'll admit I teared up a little) and I highly recommend it!!
Content Warnings
Moderate: Grief and Death of parent