Cathy Carr
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"I was pleasantly surprised by the nuance in this story. I loved that we got to see ALL the characters grow in how they valued, talked about, and connected with each other as family. This would be a great recommendation for artists, or kids who love a"
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"Cathy Carr does an excellent job of talking about mental health in a way that middle grade students will easily understand. Franny is very relatable as a 12 year old with hard issues on her plate. She is an excellent role model for any kids that must"
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"My son read for battle of the books and highly recommended I read it. He was convinced he wanted a pet crow after finishing the book. It’s a cute story about an 11 year old girl finding the good in tough situations. Great examples of how to be a good"
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"Indian in the Cupboard meets Grimms' fairly tales in this enchanting story of middle schooler Greta who receives a cuckoo clock as a gift, only to discover not only that one of the clock's figurines is alive, but that there's a fantastical world insi"
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“If you're going to be weird, be confident about it.”
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“You do not need to leave your room. Remain sitting at your table and listen. Do not even listen, simply wait, be quiet, still and solitary. The world will freely offer itself to you to be unmasked, it has no choice, it will roll in ecstasy at your feet.”
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“He'd known that adventures were supposed to be hard. He'd understood that he would have to go a long way and solve difficult problems and fight foes and be brave and whatever else. But this was hard in a way he hadn't counted on. You couldn't kill it with a sword or fix it with a spell. You couldn't fight it. You just had to endure it, and you didn't look good or noble or heroic doing it. You were just the guy people felt sorry for, that was all. It didn't make a good story--in fact he saw now that the stories had it all wrong, about what you got, and what you gave.”
― The Magician King
― The Magician King
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