“As a flower medium, sometimes bursts of blossoms showed up our of nowhere, which could get a little distracting.”
I thought this was a cute middle grade debut. I was first drawn to the book by its cover. I love the flowers and bright colors.
Paloma is definitely a kid you can root for. I loved her sassy and determined attitude. I think young readers will connect to her and her struggles with her family and starting at a new school. It’s hard to be confident when you are different, especially at a young age. I thought it was cute that Paloma’s psychic powers involved flowers and that each family member had a different type of special ability.
I liked the way the author touched on the topic of grief. I think young readers will find it relatable.
Overall, this is a cute story that I think anyone who likes ghosts and middle grade books will enjoy.
Thank you to Brigid Martin, Bookishfirst, and Inkyard Press for a gifted copy to read and review.
I thought this was a cute middle grade debut. I was first drawn to the book by its cover. I love the flowers and bright colors.
Paloma is definitely a kid you can root for. I loved her sassy and determined attitude. I think young readers will connect to her and her struggles with her family and starting at a new school. It’s hard to be confident when you are different, especially at a young age. I thought it was cute that Paloma’s psychic powers involved flowers and that each family member had a different type of special ability.
I liked the way the author touched on the topic of grief. I think young readers will find it relatable.
Overall, this is a cute story that I think anyone who likes ghosts and middle grade books will enjoy.
Thank you to Brigid Martin, Bookishfirst, and Inkyard Press for a gifted copy to read and review.