I enjoyed the nuanced and evolving family relationships shown in this novel. Queen is a sweet and smart protagonist, and the book gives readers a chance to see her mature and grow. This is a good choice for readers who enjoy character-driven fiction. I also enjoyed the warm family moments in this story.
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