Macy McMillan and the Rainbow Goddess (Hardcover) by Shari Green

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What a beautiful novel-in-verse! The main character is deaf, and while that's not the focus of the story, her challenges are incorporated nicely. And if you're a book lover, as this librarian is, you'll appreciate the references to books throughout. Any cookie lovers out there? You'll like how th...

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This book gave me a lot of feels. Written in poetry, Macy is deaf (lost her hearing at age 4) and dealing with changes in her life - her mom's impending marriage, moving in to her future step-dad's home with her new twin sisters. The overarching project at school is creating a family tree. Macy b...

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Macy McMillan and the Rainbow Goddess By: Shari Green I received an e-ARC from NetGalley in exchange for my honest review. "If you love something, you should love it extravagantly. " (page 46) "There are so many stories of extravagant kindness Extravagant goodness Extravagant bravery. I would lik...

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Macy is unhappy that her mother is getting married. She doesn't want to move out of their house, losing her wildflower garden and the closeness of feeling that it's just her and her mother against the world. To make things worse, she gets in a fight with her best friend and so has no one to sympa...

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What a beautiful novel-in-verse! The main character is deaf, and while that's not the focus of the story, her challenges are incorporated nicely. And if you're a book lover, as this librarian is, you'll appreciate the references to books throughout. Any cookie lovers out there? You'll like how th...