Lily and her family move in with her dying grandmother. Lily is desperate to find a way to save her. Lily encounters a magical tiger on the journey to her grandmotherβs house. The tiger offers her a deal that will save her grandmother, will Lily take it?
The intermingling of a Korean folktale and a young girlβs struggle with life is wonderfully presented in this novel. Not only is Lily dealing with her dying grandmother, but she wants to be heard. By the end of the book Lily finds her voice and learns to accept the death of her grandmother. Parents be aware the older sister is in a same sex relationship, which is something I donβt want my 10-year-old grandson to read about. So, I will pass on this book.
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Content Review |
Published In: 2020 |
Profanity: None |
Publisher: Random House |
Violence: None |
Age Level: 10-12 years |
Sexual: LGBTQ Characters |
AR Level: 4.1 |
Mature Themes: Death |
Pages: 297 |
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Stars: 3 |
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Award: 2021 Newbery Medal |
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