Reviews for A message from the match girl

The average rating for A message from the match girl based on 2 reviews is 3 stars.

Review # 1 was written on 2017-03-08 00:00:00 Michelle Rosmarin A young boy, looking into his past, learns that he was adopted by his grandparents and had been left on their doorstep as a baby. After receiving a clue, a photo of himself with his mother at a nearby park, he starts finding gifts from her at a statue of 'the little match girl'. ~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~ I've had this book since I was.... 12-ish, if not younger. No idea it was part of a series 'til now. I remember enjoying it, I think. Might be a bit dated, I guess - the finding a baby on your doorstep and just getting to keep it is definitely stretching believability (from an adult viewpoint, at least). Kid's book logic, though... It's another one in kind of in a supernatural 'grey' area, too. There might be ghosts, might just be an (absent) parent checking in then leaving again, and not being caught. Plus one the girls may or may not talk with animals (she definitely talks to, much to the third friends' embarrassment).

Review # 2 was written on 2016-11-28 00:00:00 George Sarantopoulos I think this book has a lot of potential and could have been made into a longer story. I would like to hear about Walter and his life; does he discover who his parents are? does he continue to hear voices? Does Juliette, the cat, belong to a witch or is she a witch herself? I liked the story but I felt like there could have been more.