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1- I always believed that Sign Language should be taught to all students as a second language. It could be incredibly useful in life.
2- All main characters in Never by Jessa Hastings needed to learn...more than a few things.
Story is good. & like I've noted, Neverland is fascinating. Loved little, Rune!
Main 2 problems, 1: Daphne's excuses for the inexcusable behavior by her two men. & 2: Peter Pan!
Jamison is OK if you accept the “pirate“ stereotype. Peter Pan didn't have to be perfect, yet somewhat likable would have been nice.
I didn't want Daphne with either Jamison or Peter, & I didn't care for the wrap up... except for that last trip to the baggage check-in.
This has become disturbing in many ways.
I've mostly been vexed by, dare I say, Peter Pan! I'm assuming that this author has a deep rooted hatred for this character? Sorry!
Usually, when a book unsettles me I dump it in the donation pile and say adios.
Why am I still reading this? Because I love Neverland and Hastings has done some interesting storytelling with Neverland.
Only midway into chapter 8 (page 145).
Perhaps it will become...better.
When I was little, before I could even talk, I had a quest of visiting the sky worlds one day. When I was a little older, I even had a plan on how I was going to achieve this...simply hike up a hill, wait for the clouds to come kiss the top, and step upon them. Easy.
Imagine my shock when science tried to explain to me that this was not a possibility 🤨😂. I'm still in the belief that sky worlds are just places science hasn't found yet 🧐🤔...
I guess, when the first few pages of a book inspires a night full of magnificent dreams...it must mean the story isn't just good, it's magic ✨ 🪄🧚♀️💝.
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