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BarbaraJean
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I have SO MANY Litsy reviews to catch up on. I read this in July!!

I‘ve loved every installment of the Morrison Crow books. I loved this, too. Silverborn explores new areas of Nevermoor we haven‘t seen yet, and reveals a bunch of previously unrevealed secrets about Morrigan‘s family. Secrets are a theme here…from the secrets Morrigan carries, to the secrets she uncovers about her past. And, the plot is basically a murder mystery, which I loved.⤵️

BarbaraJean (Cont‘d) For most of the novel, I missed the setting of the Deucalion and Morrigan‘s found family there, but I loved the new complexities and depths this story brings to Morrigan‘s relationship with both Jack and Jupiter. Now I need Townsend to step it up and write these more quickly!! 6m
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BeeMagical
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My 22nd Goosebumps this year!

JUNGLE MAGIC!!

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Mattsbookaday
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The Undead Fox of Deadwood Forest, by Aubrey Hartman (2025)
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Premise: An undead fox who ushers the souls of animals into their best fit of four afterlifes (peace, pleasure, progress, and pain) is disturbed by a prophecy of great upheaval followed by the arrival of a plucky badger who can‘t seem to enter any of the realms.

Review: This is so charming, with a dash of spooky, and a powerful message for kids of all ages. ⬇️

Mattsbookaday I loved this take on the psychopomp and I found it remarkably thought-provoking, making me wonder which of the four I‘d hope to be welcomed into. 4d
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GirlNamedJesse
Uprooted | Ruth Chan
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Moving to a new place is such a relatable story to so many people, but it‘s not often I encounter a story where someone moves to the other side of the world! Ruth‘s experience reminded me of making new friends and missing old ones, but I was lucky enough not to also have a language barrier and leaving a sibling behind. Ruth‘s family is right: you need courage, perseverance, and patience in life.

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