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A fun portal adventure
For fans of fairytales and portal fantasy. This is my first contact with the writing of this author and I liked it.Mira lost her father to cancer and before that her grandmother. She now lives with her stepmother and two young step sisters, first, we think of Cinderella, but there's more to it. The author wrote well the feeling of being alone in the world, we feel that anguish in the beginning of the book up to the middle, then it becomes lighter with all the adventuring. Mira doesn't feel at home with this family and can't forgive her stepmother for a wrong she did. In this stage of grief, we see this family through Mira's eyes and how unhappy Mira is. Someone appears and offers three wishes but when we think the story is going to end and we get the moral of it all, the book begins and starts a fast-paced adventure into a fantasy world with fantastical fairytale creatures. Mira just wants a family who loves her, but her grief is blinding her. Plot twists. Themes such as grief, becoming an orphan, adopted family, finding a place to belong, dealing with sudden changes, coming of age, and a great lesson: we can't force anyone to love us but we can be mindful of those who already do. Thank you NetGalley and publisher for the Arc. My opinions are my own and honest.
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For fans of fairytales and portal fantasy. This is my first contact with the writing of this author and I liked it.
Mira lost her father to cancer and before that her grandmother. She now lives with her stepmother and two young step sisters, first, we think of Cinderella, but there's more to it.
The author wrote well the feeling of being alone in the world, we feel that anguish in the beginning of the book up to the middle, then it becomes lighter with all the adventuring.
Mira doesn't feel at home with this family and can't forgive her stepmother for a wrong she did. In this stage of grief, we see this family through Mira's eyes and how unhappy Mira is. Someone appears and offers three wishes but when we think the story is going to end and we get the moral of it all, the book begins and starts a fast-paced adventure into a fantasy world with fantastical fairytale creatures.
Mira just wants a family who loves her, but her grief is blinding her.
Plot twists. Themes such as grief, becoming an orphan, adopted family, finding a place to belong, dealing with sudden changes, coming of age, and a great lesson: we can't force anyone to love us but we can be mindful of those who already do.
Thank you NetGalley and publisher for the Arc. My opinions are my own and honest.
Mira lost her father to cancer and before that her grandmother. She now lives with her stepmother and two young step sisters, first, we think of Cinderella, but there's more to it.
The author wrote well the feeling of being alone in the world, we feel that anguish in the beginning of the book up to the middle, then it becomes lighter with all the adventuring.
Mira doesn't feel at home with this family and can't forgive her stepmother for a wrong she did. In this stage of grief, we see this family through Mira's eyes and how unhappy Mira is. Someone appears and offers three wishes but when we think the story is going to end and we get the moral of it all, the book begins and starts a fast-paced adventure into a fantasy world with fantastical fairytale creatures.
Mira just wants a family who loves her, but her grief is blinding her.
Plot twists. Themes such as grief, becoming an orphan, adopted family, finding a place to belong, dealing with sudden changes, coming of age, and a great lesson: we can't force anyone to love us but we can be mindful of those who already do.
Thank you NetGalley and publisher for the Arc. My opinions are my own and honest.
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