This is a sweet little piece of YA fiction from a new author. The zany characters and wild plot twists are worth remembering. However, it bogs down a bit in the middle - I wound up just putting it aside for several weeks. I recommend this to those that enjoy YA fantasy set in the US, and those who would like a story to read to children who will soon be teenagers. Three and a half stars. (In my new system I would give the book a B-.)
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Savvy by Ingrid Law
This is a sweet little piece of YA fiction from a new author. The zany characters and wild plot twists are worth remembering. However, it bogs down a bit in the middle - I wound up just putting it aside for several weeks. I recommend this to those that enjoy YA fantasy set in the US, and those who would like a story to read to children who will soon be teenagers. Three and a half stars. (In my new system I would give the book a B-.)
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