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Thursday 9 August 2018

The Magic of Melwick Orchard By Rebecca Caprara



Hey loves! 

I'm back with a book review. 

About the author - Rebecca Caprara: 

Rebecca Caprara is a children's book author and illustrator. The Magic of Melwick Orchard is her debut middle grade novel. 

About The Magic of Melwick Orchard

After more moves than they can count, Isabel and Junie’s family finally put down roots. People in town whisper strange stories about the abandoned orchard behind their new home, but the sisters are happy to have acres of land to explore and trees to swing beneath. For the first time in a while, life feels perfecterrific. But then Junie is diagnosed with cancer and everything changes. Isa’s mom falls into a deep depression, and mounting medical bills force Isa’s dad to work longer and longer days. As for Isa… well, she’s slowly becoming invisible. No one seems to notice that her clothes are falling apart, her stomach is empty, and her heart is breaking. In an act of frustration, Isa buries her out-grown sneakers in the orchard. The trees haven’t produced fruit in decades, but the next day something magical happens: a sapling sprouts the strangest, most magnificent buds Isa has ever seen. When they bloom to reveal an entire harvest of new shoes, Isa feels inspired. Can she use the magical tree to save her family? 

My Thoughts: 

First of all, I love the cover! It's stunning! The Magic of Melwick Orchard is a sweet and heart-tugging story. It is beautifully written and filled with magic. I loved this book, it was fun and enjoyable. I highly recommend it. Such a great read! 

My Rating: 4 STARS 🌟🌟🌟🌟 

🌟This book explores how a cancer diagnosis (specifically Wilms Tumor) affects not just the patient, but the entire family. The book releases in September (Childhood Cancer Awareness Month), and author Rebecca Caprara has committed to making a personal donation for each pre-ordered copy of the book to Alex’s Lemonade Stand Foundation, a non-profit raising funds for cancer research. 

🌟 Grab your copy of The Melwick Orchard here





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