I think this was my favorite of the trilogy. Cute, and thought-provoking. I think all these books, like the author's "Ghost Mountain" series, are really excellent feel-good books, they're just so cute and heartwarming.
With this entry, the author also leads us to consider how we judge people for their perceived differences. Linus's autism, and people's hasty judgements on him, are major themes in the book. The fact that this community, which has been portrayed as really inclusive in the previous books, has somewhat unwittingly judged and alienated Linus is a good reminder for all of us that sometimes we're not as good/just/kind as we think we are. It was really neat to get the Linus's perspectives, and I hope I can translate that to better understanding in real life too. Also, I thought the hand signals were a really nifty idea.
I really liked both Violet and Linus, and they pair so well. As with the previous books, the supporting characters are great and interesting, the book's well-written, cute, and heartwarming. Audrey Faye is one of the few true jewels I've discovered through Kindle Unlimited.
Borrowed from Kindle Unlimited.