Book Review: Love, Aubrey by Suzanne LaFluer
Ages: 9 and Up
This book made me cry in some parts. It is very emotional so if you don't like that, I recommend not reading this book.I really admire the style in which Suzanne LaFluer wrote this book. It was beautiful.
About:
Aubrey feels as if her life is absolutely horrible after the death of her younger sister and father in a car accident. And to top it off, her mother just abandoned her and left her all by herself.
Thankfully, Aubrey has the help of her loving grandmother and a new found friend. With them, she finds the voice to share her feelings that she never new she had. Finally, Aubrey can take her first steps to a better future.
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- The Soup Chef
Dear Soup Chef,
ReplyDeleteI love your blog! I really love the name of your blog - books ARE like soup! They make you feel warm and good inside! Thanks for sharing with me. I think I want to read Love, Aubrey. You made it sound like a delicious read.
A book that I would recommend for you is called The Magician's Elephant by Kate DiCamillo. In fact, I have a copy and would love to lend it to you, which may mean we have to go on a lunch date soon. It is adventurous, mysterious, funny, and heart-warming, as is most of Kate DiCamillo's novels.
Thanks again, Soup Chef! (from: Knacky M).