BUYING ADVISORY: MS, HS - ADVISABLE
APPEALS TO: SEVERAL
14yo Maggie’s family has a long history of serving magical dinners. Those chosen to eat their food creations are given specific emotions with it. And, thus, the world is changed forever by it. Word gets out to those wanting to have control over the garden. Through deceit, the garden becomes at risk of demise. Maggie and Graham combined their brilliance to defeat the enemies of the garden by the use of family history, forgiveness, and choice.
Leavitt creates a fun way of mixing food and magic, which includes a family history mystery. The story demonstrates a good moral ending and contains clean language throughout. Sadly, the plot felt jerky and confusing. Leavitt created what appeared to be two protagonists, which created confusion also.
Graham appears to be Hispanic.
MOMMAC/Post-educator
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