"Standing there, I loved myself and I hated myself. That's what the black Mary did to me, made me feel my glory and my shame at the same time."
Loosing her mother ten years prior to when the story takes place, 14-year-old Lilly is left feeling completely empty and alone. She fantasizes about the type of relationship her and her mother could have had
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My 14 y/o son always asks me when I recommend him a book, "Is there any message in it?" Well, in this book, there is. And I wish it was a little less obvious and didactic.
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Also, much of the writing was lyrical. The story was definitely better than "The Mermaid Chair". I really REALLY didn't like that one.
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