The novel is well-structured with fine attention to detail and full of well-rounded and engaging characters.

Unfortunately, given that the blurb is rather vague about the detailed, multi-pronged plot, I am pretty limited in what I can say, other than this book centers around two main female characters and their interrelated journey of self-discovery.Ross MacKenzie is the author of fantasy adventure, Zac and the Dream Pirates, winner of a Scottish Children's Book Award in 2012. Julianne describes so well how human we are in our weaknesses and how prone to err and one can feel how Julianne can love each character even when they fall into their mistakes.

He was an honoree in Teen Vogue’s inaugural 20 Under 20 Queer Artists and Activists To Watch and a recipient of the 2019 Parity Award for outstanding work by LGBTQ people of faith. Two women that are twins and separated at birth, neither knowing that they had a twin sister, find each other. This beautiful book follows through the twelve years as the child, Hope, grows up in the care of Sandy, a traveling mage who had rescued her the night of the attack. Here are some ideas and locations that may help you feel more hopeful, enjoying the wonderful shades of green, aquamarine, and yellow all around you!

It is now our turn to hope in color, imagining a brighter and more just future where the expansive love of God is embodied in every aspect of life; including, and perhaps especially, in the realm of faith. What I find curious is despite having the technology to produce purple dye cheaply, it is still as rare as in the past.

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