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A review by bookdragon217
Omega Morales and the Legend of La Lechuza by Laekan Zea Kemp
adventurous
emotional
funny
hopeful
lighthearted
mysterious
reflective
sad
medium-paced
5.0
"Mira, Mega, you make your own way, you make your own rules. Don't let anyone stufle the power inside you, ¿entiendes?"
Omega Morales and the Legend of the Lechuza by Laeken Zea Kemp was the perfect read to start off of spooky season. Omega, Carlitos and Clau won my heart. They made a perfect team because they were patient, loving, kind and understanding with each other. Their bond was unbreakable and heartwarming. They each struggled with loneliness, sadness and depression but they never gave up on each other and their abilities. I really related to Omega because I also feel people's emotions and energies on a deep level and get overwhelmed with anxiety because of it.
I loved the storyline and enjoyed learning about empaths aka witches, the legend of the lechuza and other aspects of Mexican folklore. This one was oozing with Mexican culture and pride. It reinforced the belief that stories are truths and the importance of embracing life and not letting anxieties and fears stop you. Trusting your own instincts is a prevalent theme throughout the story and plays a role in the growth in several of the characters. I say this all the time but middle grade books are magic and Omega Morales proves my point. I highly recommend this one if you're looking for a spooky, magical read that deals with mental health, culture, identity and family. Thanks to @littlebrown for the gifted copy.
Read this one if you love:
🦉Casper the ghost and witchy vibes
🦉 Mexican folklore & magic
🦉 Dispelling the culture of fear & scapegoating
🦉 Mental health representation
🦉 Monsters: real vs. supernatural
🦉 Identity stories & trusting your instincts
🦉 Harnessing your own magic & growing your gifts
🦉 Ghost friends & animals, the healing power of crystals & communicating with the supernatural
🦉 Adults learning to be good listeners
🦉 Grief, pain & anger as a metaphor
🦉 Belief in the ability to change
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#Mexican #lechuza #legends #tbr #mentalhealthbooks #supernatural
Omega Morales and the Legend of the Lechuza by Laeken Zea Kemp was the perfect read to start off of spooky season. Omega, Carlitos and Clau won my heart. They made a perfect team because they were patient, loving, kind and understanding with each other. Their bond was unbreakable and heartwarming. They each struggled with loneliness, sadness and depression but they never gave up on each other and their abilities. I really related to Omega because I also feel people's emotions and energies on a deep level and get overwhelmed with anxiety because of it.
I loved the storyline and enjoyed learning about empaths aka witches, the legend of the lechuza and other aspects of Mexican folklore. This one was oozing with Mexican culture and pride. It reinforced the belief that stories are truths and the importance of embracing life and not letting anxieties and fears stop you. Trusting your own instincts is a prevalent theme throughout the story and plays a role in the growth in several of the characters. I say this all the time but middle grade books are magic and Omega Morales proves my point. I highly recommend this one if you're looking for a spooky, magical read that deals with mental health, culture, identity and family. Thanks to @littlebrown for the gifted copy.
Read this one if you love:
🦉Casper the ghost and witchy vibes
🦉 Mexican folklore & magic
🦉 Dispelling the culture of fear & scapegoating
🦉 Mental health representation
🦉 Monsters: real vs. supernatural
🦉 Identity stories & trusting your instincts
🦉 Harnessing your own magic & growing your gifts
🦉 Ghost friends & animals, the healing power of crystals & communicating with the supernatural
🦉 Adults learning to be good listeners
🦉 Grief, pain & anger as a metaphor
🦉 Belief in the ability to change
#omegamoralesandthelegendofthelechuza #LaekenZeaKemp #reading #bookstagram #bookstagrammer #bookcommunity #bookreview #latinxbooks #LatinxHeritageMonth #latinxbookstagram #middlegrade #bookphotograph #fantasy #books
#Mexican #lechuza #legends #tbr #mentalhealthbooks #supernatural
Minor: Animal death, Child death, Racism, Xenophobia, Grief, and Death of parent