Emma and the Love Spell

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Both heartwarming and hilarious! This lovely story about embracing your own unique identity is not to be missed! Reading this book feels like talking to your funny, honest best friend. Ireland has a way of making Emma's experiences—whether they be sad, embarrassing, scary, or wondrous—totally relatable. I loved this book. A whimsical delight of a story so magical that it feels like it cast a spell on me. Emma and the Love Spell is sure to charm readers who will adore plucky Emma; her best friend Avangeline; and of course, Persimmon, the sassy, talking cat. In the completely enchanting Emma and the Love Spell, Meredith Ireland weaves a delightful story of best friendship, first crushes, and the life-changing magic of coming into your powers—whatever they may be. A wonderful read. At once tender and spunky, Emma and the Love Spell is a spirited reminder that we contain multitudes and anything is possible when we embrace that truth—even a little bit of magic. With plenty of relatable depth and wide appeal, this is a stellar pick. A satisfying story of emotional growth that will leave readers hoping for more magical adventures. Magic abounds in this cheery tale by Ireland, who employs fast pacing, good humor, and tons of heart to adeptly convey one queer tween's struggle to navigate her feelings and desires. This sweet story touches on self-identity, belonging, and otherness in an accessible way. Ireland's character development is sophisticated yet approachable, much like Kelly Yang's Front Desk. Readers of all ages will appreciate Emma's journey of self-discovery in this fast-paced fantasy. Expand reviews