Andrew

“The Girl with 35 Names” is truly a timeless and thematically rich experience suited for readers of all levels, ages, and interests. While “The Girl with 35 Names” might categorically fall into more of a YA, family, or coming of age story, I can tell you that as a 37-year-old male (who usually only reads & enjoys data-driven non-fiction content) that this book has made me rethink how committed I am any literary category! Outside of the compelling and diverse themes that resonate throughout the book, what amazed me most was the impressive character development and the impact that each character ended up having in “Molly’s Journey.” In addition to the magical & action-packed storyline, I also found myself experiencing a deep appreciation for the poetic style of writing that author DJ Colbert deployed in this piece. This is the first time I have submitted any type of book review, but I am compelled to share my experience because it doesn’t seem right to keep the joy that this book brought me to myself!