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Zarr shines a harsh light on a child’s experience growing up in a family affected by alcoholism. For readers in similar situations, that light may offer an essential ray of hope.
While Dass tells a familiar story of enemies who find they have more in common than they thought, she takes a fresh approach by setting the tale in Trinidad amidst the colors and energy of Carnival.
A delightfully cozy revamp of a classic tale in which the leads learn self-worth is not based on how others perceive you but on how you value yourself.
It’s rare to find an early transitional reader with a captivating plot, humor, and illustrations that also maintains an easy reading level, but this title does all of that and more.