One of my favorites

Great!

Nice little book illustrating and explaining different ways to make and maintain friendships. Started some good conversations with my almost 5 year old

First off, I am not a fan of the Sci-Fi genre or anything futuristic so my thoughts can be taken with that in mind. This is a story about two semi-humans(?), Red and Blue. It seems that they are on opposite sides of some sort of combat, but by writing to each other, they begin to have feelings(?) for each other. My issue is that there is SO much going on here and nothing is elaborated on or explained. It’s like coming in at the middle of some weird movie. But I will say that some of the thoughts, feelings and observations described in their letters are really beautiful and enriching to the story. While this is categorized as a book told through letters, that really only comprises about half of the book. I would give this a rating of “Maybe” is you are a diehard Sci-fi fan.

One of my favorite books!

Leo loves the Stanley books. They're ok---show teamwork, fun illustrations, relatable material.

For this book, you will not so much read it as feel it. It is all about the emotions behind a young girl in Ireland whose parents give her up to another couple to raise for a summer while the young girl’s mom has yet another baby. You will experience what it feels like to go and live with strangers, then to come to love them, only to discover that they had lost a young boy of their own. Then you will experience the sadness on everyone’s part as the young girl is taken back home to her parents so she can start school. But there may be a happy ending in sight.

Nice little book illustrating and explaining different ways to make and maintain friendships. Started some good conversations with my almost 5 year old

Novella in which Harry Dresden helps a former criminal go straight.

Loved the book from start