Middle-grade genre is a genre that has evolved very much since the days I was of middle-grade age.
Today, parents and teachers have books that can be read to their children and students, and there are so many things about the books and the characters.
One of these middle-grade books is Magnolia Wu Unfolds It All by Chanel Miller. Magnolia Wu Unfolds It All is a heartwarming and humorous tale that will captivate me because I cherish stories of unlikely friendships, community, and self-discovery, and in my opinion, makes it a perfect fit for middle-grade readers and anyone who's ever felt like they're searching for their place in the world. Magnolia Wu is a plucky young heroine navigating her childhood's ups and downs.
Magnolia Wu Unfolds It All features a spirited and determined 10-year-old protagonist, Magnolia, who embarks on a mystery-solving adventure through the streets of New York City, uncovering secrets and connections along the way. With its lighthearted and emotional tone, this book may be the perfect blend of mystery and adventure.
Only after finishing the book did I recognize the author's name: Chanel Miller, who also wrote Know My Name (the truth be told, I haven't read her memoir, but I know that I will soon).
Magnolia Wu Unfolds It All fell into my hands because I subscribed to MyTBR.co and my biologist, Connie. I appreciate the recommendation because I enjoyed reading the book and listening to the author narrate the audiobook.