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A review by aldarakamey
Muse Squad: The Cassandra Curse by Chantel Acevedo
5.0
I really enjoyed this book.
This is a middle grey book, so their principal "target" are elementary-middle-scholars but I highly enjoyed it.
The story follows Callie and how she realized that she is a Muse, and not any muse she is the muse of poetry, poetry that creates heroes, the one that inspired people to be an hero. And it's so nice to see how she grows into her powers and how she realized that how simple is to be a person that inspires heroes.
I highly recommend this book for people with young kid, but also I recommend this is to teachers because it could help to tackle some issues as bullying, jealousy, self image, parents separation and even siblings relationship.
It's a good book that definitely needs more people to read it.
This is a middle grey book, so their principal "target" are elementary-middle-scholars but I highly enjoyed it.
The story follows Callie and how she realized that she is a Muse, and not any muse she is the muse of poetry, poetry that creates heroes, the one that inspired people to be an hero. And it's so nice to see how she grows into her powers and how she realized that how simple is to be a person that inspires heroes.
I highly recommend this book for people with young kid, but also I recommend this is to teachers because it could help to tackle some issues as bullying, jealousy, self image, parents separation and even siblings relationship.
It's a good book that definitely needs more people to read it.