Through You: 2 (Hidalgo Brothers)

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This is a modern-day story about a little girl with a big secret she can’t tell anyone about. When her teacher finds out her secret, they work together to fix the issue. The characters in this story immediately regret when their wishes come true. Even though they get what they wanted, it comes at a large cost! There are a few challenging words and a little bit of descriptive language, but you can usually understand them with the context. This book also has some difficult topics, such as sexual assault, so make sure you’re up for that.

Every year, the small town in this story holds an event known as “The Lottery.” During this event, someone from the community is randomly chosen. Artemis definitivamente es mi Hidalgo fav (aunque Apolo está que lo alcanza). Varias veces se me salió una que otra lagrimita por él. Estoy muy feliz que el sea feliz. Amo que se haya derretido el Isberg de su corazón.

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