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A review by squishies
A Coup of Tea by Casey Blair
adventurous
emotional
funny
hopeful
inspiring
medium-paced
- Strong character development? Yes
- Loveable characters? Yes
- Diverse cast of characters? Yes
5.0
I could not put this book down - constantly telling myself the little lie we all tell ourselves: "just one more chapter".
The characters were great and the world building was neat with a lightly reflective view of current society and their attitudes towards refugees.
I loved seeing Miraya grow and establish a life on her own terms (well mostly, considering the antagonist and their scheming).
The slow romance between her and Deniel was sooooo cute. Bit bummed for Lorwyn and Entero though.
I wonder what Thiano's end goal is - a double agent? A turncoat? Or maybe just like to have fingers in pies.
Miraya's tea dragon familiar only came in right at the end of the book, but I love them already.
The characters were great and the world building was neat with a lightly reflective view of current society and their attitudes towards refugees.
I loved seeing Miraya grow and establish a life on her own terms (well mostly, considering the antagonist and their scheming).
I wonder what Thiano's end goal is - a double agent? A turncoat? Or maybe just like to have fingers in pies.
Miraya's tea dragon familiar only came in right at the end of the book, but I love them already.