This is a discussion topic for the March 2024 Book of the Month, "SandPeople: An Across Time Mystery" by Cheryl Kerr
What did you like most about this book?
What did you like most about this book?
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One thing I particularly like is the setting on the Gulf of Mexico. Having a cottage so near the ocean and the time to explore at leisure is a wonderful way to spend a summer. The setting is a necessary characteristic of the story, but if there had been no mysterious sand people, Lea could still have had a great summer.
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I agree, I enjoyed that Lea got to explore new areas, learn about different cultures, and have new experiences that helped her grow.Joanna Perry wrote: ↑30 Mar 2024, 15:36 One thing I particularly like is the setting on the Gulf of Mexico. Having a cottage so near the ocean and the time to explore at leisure is a wonderful way to spend a summer. The setting is a necessary characteristic of the story, but if there had been no mysterious sand people, Lea could still have had a great summer.
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What I enjoyed most is Lea's exploration of new territories, her immersion in diverse cultures, and the array of experiences she encounters contribute significantly to her personal growth.
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What I liked most about this book is the coastal setting of Mexico.
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