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“You can read my full review on my blog here: https://thereadingsofanenglishteacher.blogspot.com/2020/10/finding-esme.html
Esme's grandmother Bee has always had this knack for finding things. If anyone or anything in their small Texan town is lost, Bee can find it. But there are just some things that can't be found--like Esme's dad Harlan who ran off and left her mom silent and despondent. Not only that but her Paps just died on a hill near their farm. Esme can't help but be drawn to the hill and the more time she spends there, the more strange things start happening. Maybe Esme has inherited Bee's finding gift and the old bones she finds are something she is destined to find there on that hill.
Suzanne Crowley's Finding Esme is an excellent book for those who love small town stories, novels that address hard topics for middle-graders, and a little bit of paleontology on the side.
I'll be honest when I say that this book has a sort of slow start. It was hard for me to get into the book at first..but I feel like that mood is reminiscent of the small town charm happening in the book. Their small Texas town has that muggy, lazy familiar vibe to it where nothing much happens to them. But as Esme's finding adventure picks up and she realizes more and more things about herself and her family, the writing because more exciting and pulls you right in.”
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