Reviews
Rana Saleh@ranasaleh
Why children’s books are always sad!
Nada Ghanim@nadaghanim
How can a children book hit this hard ...
Jeni Enjaian@jenienjaian
So apparently I have read this book before. Obviously, I have no recollection of that fact or I would not have checked it out from the library again. The book itself felt rather "meh." I read it quickly and got one book closer to catching up on my reading goal for this year. That's all I can say about it.
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