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I really enjoyed it, something about TJ Klunes' writing seems to be able to evoke the feelings of childhood without it being overly childish? It’s very warm and welcoming and encompasses innocent joy. Books about people being different but still beinI really enjoyed it, something about TJ Klunes' writing seems to be able to evoke the feelings of childhood without it being overly childish? It’s very warm and welcoming and encompasses innocent joy. Books about people being different but still being worthy of love and acceptance will always get me. It was a bit cheesy and I could see why some people might not like that but it was beautifully written and it's always an important message to deliver. I would’ve liked more exploration/development of Arthur as he felt a bit detached. It makes sense as it represents how little Linus knew of him and led to the reveal at the end to be better. But I didn't manage to attach to him as much as I did with the children/Linus. I will probably read the sequel when I get around to it.
Some quotes I liked:
“There are mysteries that may never be solved, no matter how hard we try. And if we spend too long trying to solve them, we may miss what's right in front of us.”
“You're too precious to put into words. I think...it's like one of Theodore's buttons. If you asked him why he cared about them so, he would tell you it's because they exist at all."
"We should always make time for the things we like. If we don't, we might forget how to be happy."...more
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