Reviews for The chinquapin tree

The average rating for The chinquapin tree based on 2 reviews is 3.5 stars.

Review # 1 was written on 2014-12-03 00:00:00 Hans Joachim Ulbrich This is a collection of three stories about three siblings who are cats and have all of the same issues that human siblings have.

Review # 2 was written on 2018-03-28 00:00:00 Douglas Kennedy Once again I get the chance to say (write?) the most glorious words in the English language: This is a particularly fantastic installment in the GREATEST SERIES OF ALL TIME. In case you're new here or somehow able to ignore me doing the internet equivalent of nonstop screaming about this series: I LOVE THESE BOOKS SO MUCH. This one is, as mentioned, particularly next-level at putting all other excuses for literature to shame. It breaks from the typical format. Our lil gang grows up. There's an exploration of moral absolutism, a questioning of whether anyone is truly good or evil, and whether evil acts can be motivated by pure intentions. There's a condemnation of normalcy, one which points out (TO A MAIN AUDIENCE OF CHILDREN MAY I REMIND YOU) that no one is normal and everyone's got something freakish about them. Also, there are fortune-tellers and inventions and disguises and Thai food and page repetition to mock déjà vu and, as always, some of the best world-building and narration of all time. IT'S A GREAT BOOK AND I HAVE A MIGRAINE SO I NEED TO STOP LOOKING AT A SCREEN NOW. Bottom line: If you haven't read these books yet and don't plan to in the immediate future, clearly you don't care about me AT ALL.