Friday, February 16, 2018

Probably Still the Chosen One, by Kelly Barnhill

Probably Still the Chosen OneProbably Still the Chosen One by Kelly Barnhill

My rating: 4 of 5 stars


This was really quite a lot of fun to read. Barnhill manages to swing back and forth between this being a true alternate reality and something just in the protagonist Corinna's imagination. There's something very mature about the way the story unfolds. At first, as an eleven year old, she's thrilled at the attention and being special. As the story proceeds she becomes wiser and examines events critically. The image at the end of her with her four children, scuttling through the tunnel under the sink, is just precious. Am absolutely glad I read it.



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