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tetcha's Reviews (212)
This book was an unexpected delight! I was hooked right from the first few pages and I dare anyone to start reading it and not pause to go google Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis… a great story about family relationships and how you see your parents differently as you grow up.
In a world with magical creatures, Linus Baker is a by-the-book case worker in the Department in Charge of Magical Youth. He's tasked with determining whether six special magical children are being properly cared for and if they are a danger to themselves or others...
I love this book so much! The themes and lessons about inclusion, acceptance and not letting other people’s opinions of you determine who and what you are is delightfully explored in it this charming, funny and heartwarming adventure that should not be missed!
Warning: Read in public at your own risk, possible side effects include spontaneous laughing out loud and occasional tears...
This was a Modern Mrs. Darcy Summer Reading Guide recommendation that I just didn’t get to until now. I am so glad this is going to be one of my final reads in 2020, it was a delightful surprise and just what my heart needed after such an incredibly tough year. ❤️
I love this book so much! The themes and lessons about inclusion, acceptance and not letting other people’s opinions of you determine who and what you are is delightfully explored in it this charming, funny and heartwarming adventure that should not be missed!
Warning: Read in public at your own risk, possible side effects include spontaneous laughing out loud and occasional tears...
This was a Modern Mrs. Darcy Summer Reading Guide recommendation that I just didn’t get to until now. I am so glad this is going to be one of my final reads in 2020, it was a delightful surprise and just what my heart needed after such an incredibly tough year. ❤️
“It's an art, the way women punish themselves. I kept myself from my mother's grave after she died because I feared I was just as much at fault for her death as my father. Ivy had spent years blaming herself for the sins an outsider committed. And my mother never let herself trust her own heart.”
― Amy Jo Burns, Shiner
― Amy Jo Burns, Shiner
