Kid Reviews of The Sun and the Star: A Nico di Angelo Adventure

Two teen boys face each other with clasped hands in front of a brightly glowing staircase surrounded by the craggy mountains and rivers of the underworld.

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age 10+

Based on 28 kid reviews

Kids say the book offers a heartfelt portrayal of LGBTQ+ relationships and mental health struggles, particularly through the characters Nico and Will, which resonates positively with many readers. While some find it relatable and sweet, others feel it lessens the action present in previous series and is not suited for younger audiences due to its darker themes and depictions of trauma.

  • inclusive themes
  • character development
  • LGBTQ representation
  • darker content
  • mixed audience reactions
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Two teen boys face each other with clasped hands in front of a brightly glowing staircase surrounded by the craggy mountains and rivers of the underworld.

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