A story about Grand Central Terminal in the 1940s and the difficulties of being and becoming a successful female artist. The book travels back and forth in time of depression to the late 1970s with the efforts to restore and preserve the historical GC Terminal and finding and giving due credit to a lost masterpiece to Clara Darden the successful female illustrator of the 1940s.

The heartwarming story of a girl who finds her place, while navigating friendship and sisterhood. I cried after every sentence.

7/17-7/23

I enjoyed this book. Speaks to how things that happen in your youth have a lasting effect. Also has nice toes to forgiveness.

It was a really good book! I highly recommend.

I like starlight because she is very playful and I like when Haley makes a wish on starlight she thinks that the star is just a star, but it is really starlight Marking

I like that the book is a pop-up book and it has details like the Cheshire cats on the trees, Batman and the queen. Alice’s face in the window of the house and it’s like she broke the house like it was supposed to be bad like that because she broke the house so you can see your face.

A step into history brings out the wide-eyed boy in me. The present pains that mingled with the protagonists life-struggles fit all too well into her archaeological explorations.

Very quick read to connect books two and three in the Housemaid series. It was light and gave a little glimpse into Millie and Enzo's life.

I liked that the turtle kept trying new 5hings.