My first impressions of this story is that it is about a unique girl who isn't like the others but often thinks about being like an ordinary girl to make her life easier. The front cover suggests to me that the character thinks that an ordinary girl is a 'stereotypical ' girl (does sewing and laundry).
However I think that throughout the story it will try to encourage the readers (young adults) that it is ok to be not ordinary and that we are all unique in different ways. Also I think that the story will outline many girls fears ('nightmares').
I would recommend this book to ages between 13 and 19.
I think that from what I have read so far that this is an inspiring and uplifting story and I would love to read more.
However I think that throughout the story it will try to encourage the readers (young adults) that it is ok to be not ordinary and that we are all unique in different ways. Also I think that the story will outline many girls fears ('nightmares').
I would recommend this book to ages between 13 and 19.
I think that from what I have read so far that this is an inspiring and uplifting story and I would love to read more.