La casa a la mar més blava
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- Author：T.J. Klune
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Summary
En Linus Baker viu una vida que no és res més que una vida monòtona。
Inesperadament， l'Alta Administració Extrema al Departament a Càrrec de la Juventut Màgica l'envia a supervisar un orfenat en una illa enmig d'una immensa mar blavíssima; el projecte té una classificació nivell quatre de confidencialitat。
En Linus haurà de deixar enrere una feina en una trista oficina d'un edifici trist， i la seva vida en una ciutat grisa on les seves úniques relacions consisteixen en companys indiferents， caps autoritaris， una veïna intolerant i la seva gata que no miola。
Inesperadament， l'Alta Administració Extrema al Departament a Càrrec de la Juventut Màgica l'envia a supervisar un orfenat en una illa enmig d'una immensa mar blavíssima; el projecte té una classificació nivell quatre de confidencialitat。
En Linus haurà de deixar enrere una feina en una trista oficina d'un edifici trist， i la seva vida en una ciutat grisa on les seves úniques relacions consisteixen en companys indiferents， caps autoritaris， una veïna intolerant i la seva gata que no miola。
Reviews
Linda Schipper
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Prachtig！， terwijl je leest over”monsters” lees je eigenlijk over het gewone leven， liefde vriendschap en vertrouwen komen allemaal terug in dit boek， genoten！
Brooke
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Book 118 of 2022So many friends recommended this one。 It did not disappoint。
rena
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dnf pg 180
Lyra
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Ho letto un sacco di recensioni entusiaste di questo libro。 Di quanto fosse dolce e tenero e rasserenante。 Purtroppo su di me non ha fatto "presa"。La storia è originale sia per trama che per idea di fondo， i personaggi sono tutti molto particolari e testimoniano una fantasia e una creatività non indifferente。 Però non sono riuscita a percepire la tenerezza della storia， ne sono rimasta purtroppo molto distante， è stata una lettura un po' fredda per me。 La tematica dell'accettazione del diverso è Ho letto un sacco di recensioni entusiaste di questo libro。 Di quanto fosse dolce e tenero e rasserenante。 Purtroppo su di me non ha fatto "presa"。La storia è originale sia per trama che per idea di fondo， i personaggi sono tutti molto particolari e testimoniano una fantasia e una creatività non indifferente。 Però non sono riuscita a percepire la tenerezza della storia， ne sono rimasta purtroppo molto distante， è stata una lettura un po' fredda per me。 La tematica dell'accettazione del diverso è molto spiccata e ne ho capito l'importanza: è un libro estremamente metaforico， che può essere letto dai bambini come una favola e dagli adulti come un messaggio di accoglienza e accettazione。 Il messaggio di fondo， testimoniato benissimo dalle ultime pagine e dalle scelte di Linus， è verissimo e intenso， e mi è risuonato dentro。 Quella è stata la parte che veramente mi è piaciuta di questo libro， questo senso che in fondo sia possibile avere una vita felice， solo che a volte siamo noi che non ci rendiamo conto che ci impediamo di averla。 La storia d'amore secondo me è stata ben gestita， graduale e gradevole， non invasiva e romantica al punto giusto。Però non so， nel complesso c'è stato qualcosa che non mi ha preso。 Come quando mangi qualcosa che è buono， sì， ma non ti convince del tutto。 Non ho degli appunti negativi da fare a questo libro， quindi risulta un po' strano che in realtà non mi sia piaciuto。 Forse semplicemente non tutti i libri vanno bene per tutti i lettori。 。。。more
daph pink ♡
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Maybe magical realism is not for me :-\
Shannan
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"sometimes that life chooses you back。"That is the most touching sentence I've read in as long as I can recall of late。 This was a story that was sweet yet bittersweet， magical yet bureaucratic。。。。。I love that this story shows acceptance both of love being love and of differences people can have。 It's deep and yet couched in words that make it that I'm as comfortable with my 11 year old reading it asi was with my reading。。。 Ok maybe not fully but only coz my kid， Talia and Lucy would be a terrif "sometimes that life chooses you back。"That is the most touching sentence I've read in as long as I can recall of late。 This was a story that was sweet yet bittersweet， magical yet bureaucratic。。。。。I love that this story shows acceptance both of love being love and of differences people can have。 It's deep and yet couched in words that make it that I'm as comfortable with my 11 year old reading it asi was with my reading。。。 Ok maybe not fully but only coz my kid， Talia and Lucy would be a terrifying three amigos and I prefer not giving them ideas。 But I'd give my nieces and nephews this book。 。。。more
Raj
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Loving book， fantastic， no dramatic twists… no drastic ending。 Just a sweet and breath taking writing and story。 New take on magic and magical creatures， mesmerizing。。 I don’t have words， it gave me solace and must must read and look for the kids specially Chauncey a （bellhop）。 No words。
Taylor Reeves
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This is now one of my favorite books of all time。 Every character is unique and oh so charming！ The book is full of magic and wonder and love。 You will route for every character as they learn to be brave and love themselves for who they are and fight against a world that doesn’t understand them。 I want to immediately start reading it again， and I just might。
Kristen Stippich
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A lovely book with many relevant themes and parallels with what’s happening in the world today。
Vanessa Castaneda
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Loved it。 The characters were just so lovable。 The kids were different and people feared them but as we got to know them we could see how creative and lovable the kids are。 As I was listening to the story， I caught myself smiling a lot at what the kids say。
Jimena Uribe Lin
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Lágrimas de pura felicidad fueron derramadas por este libraso。
Lucy
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It was such a cute and lovely book！ The imagery and depth to the children was exquisite！
Amanda
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I loved this book。 I LOVED THIS BOOK！
Jenna Helmes
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precious， wholesome story :）
Anna P。
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I could write a whole essay on this book -- and I know I've written essay-length reviews for books before， but this time I really mean it。 I could write an essay， complete with motifs and themes and discussions about flat vs。 round characters or whatever else you include in a literary essay。 But I'm tired and I don't feel like writing an essay， and if we're being honest I might reach the character limit on Goodreads again。 Also no one wants to sit through two-thousand words of that。 So I'm going I could write a whole essay on this book -- and I know I've written essay-length reviews for books before， but this time I really mean it。 I could write an essay， complete with motifs and themes and discussions about flat vs。 round characters or whatever else you include in a literary essay。 But I'm tired and I don't feel like writing an essay， and if we're being honest I might reach the character limit on Goodreads again。 Also no one wants to sit through two-thousand words of that。 So I'm going to keep it brief: I loved it。 Read it。 You won't regret it。 Even the slow parts were so incredibly soft and lovely that they didn't feel slow。 You couldn't help but enjoy every second。 Someday， I will reread it， and I will love it equally as much （if not more）。 Linus and Arthur。 （Linus is such a fitting name， and Lucy is an apt nickname considering Lucy's full name， but I couldn't help but think of Linus and Lucy。 There was even a side character named Charles。 It's the whole Peanut Gang）I knew he was magic （name not included to keep this review spoiler free）。 The synopsis was slightly deceiving。 There was no real risk of the End of Days -- just a great， beautiful character moment for Linus。 Multiple， actually， but I'm referring to one in particular。 Natural， slow character growth and wholesome characters and relationships that make you smile。 That kiss made me cheer out loud。 I do wish we got just a touch more of the children。 Especially Lucy。 But I love them all anyway。 The writing just flows。 "He couldn't believe it was only Wednesday。 And it was made worse when he realized it was actually Tuesday。" （page 18）。 This is where I fell in love with the book。 And I think I read this on a Tuesday。 Anyway， it was lovely。 Someone at my book club recommended it to me， and I'm so upset I wasn't able to make the last meeting。 Regardless， I'll now be returning to my never-ending Percy Jackson reread， and then I'll be reading another TJ Klune book （which， off-topic， but I wonder if TJ are his initials， or an abbreviation of his first name？）。 I suggest you do the same。 。。。more
Caleb Thomas
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‘I loved it。 It is like being wrapped up in a big gay blanket。 Simply perfect’ – V。 E。 Schwab， author of The Invisible Life of Addie LaRueI should have known I was going to love this book from this quote of praise from another Author I recently gave a fervent 5 Star rating。 The nature of the books I gravitate to tends to carry darker themes。 Horror， Dark Fantasy， Thrillers， and Mysteries。 These books don't often leave you with the "warm and fuzzies"。 So this book was a stark change， and a welcom ‘I loved it。 It is like being wrapped up in a big gay blanket。 Simply perfect’ – V。 E。 Schwab， author of The Invisible Life of Addie LaRueI should have known I was going to love this book from this quote of praise from another Author I recently gave a fervent 5 Star rating。 The nature of the books I gravitate to tends to carry darker themes。 Horror， Dark Fantasy， Thrillers， and Mysteries。 These books don't often leave you with the "warm and fuzzies"。 So this book was a stark change， and a welcome one at that。 It was such a lighthearted tale of love and standing up for what you believe is right in the face of adversity and oppression。 About protecting those you love and finding out who you really are when the masks we wear are stripped away。 It made me smile， truly smile， while reading it。 From this alone， I would give it 5 Stars， but there is so much more to be said。 The book， its vivid descriptions of its characters and settings， and the quirky dialogue read like a jumbled up pot of Tim Burton， Miss Peregrine's， and Hotel Transylvania。 There are heaps of dark humor， the characters are all so colorfully written， and the uniqueness to each character adds a layer to the story that is subtle but sets it far apart from other books like it。 Even Linus is unique in that he is so ordinary。 He tries to fit in， to fit the mold the world has pressed upon him， but the colorful spirit inside is too powerful to be hidden behind poorly constructed masks of compliance and contentedness。 And now， he's found his home。 The descriptions of each scene， from the gloomy gray cities in comparison to the beautiful blue skies and the smell of salt water， paint a picture in your mind so vivid and real that it immerses you in a way other books try to emulate but often fail。 The character growth is beautifully written。 The dialogue is quirky and funny。 Everything about this book is sweet and empowering and so full of love。 If I could rate a book above a 5 I would do so here。 I am aching to read more stories with these characters and the magical world T。J。 Klune has written。 。。。more
Alena Barczak
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This was such a heart-warming story about home， family， and acceptance <3
Stephanie Gioia
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Very sweet and genuine story。
Sandy
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Great book。
Ioana
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I think this book is a victim of its own success - I heard so many things about it that I was expecting something way more impactful than what it actually was。 Nice。 Heartwarming。 Escapist。
Brittany
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Linus Baker is a caseworker for the Department in Charge of Magical Youth。 He must keep his emotions aside and remain impartial when visiting the government-sanctioned orphanages。 RULES AND REGULATIONS govern his decision-making process， and he often reads them before going to bed at night。 He returns home after work to his cat and his old records。After reviewing his very descriptive reports， Extremely Upper Management requests to meet with Linus。 They give him a highly classified assignment。 He Linus Baker is a caseworker for the Department in Charge of Magical Youth。 He must keep his emotions aside and remain impartial when visiting the government-sanctioned orphanages。 RULES AND REGULATIONS govern his decision-making process， and he often reads them before going to bed at night。 He returns home after work to his cat and his old records。After reviewing his very descriptive reports， Extremely Upper Management requests to meet with Linus。 They give him a highly classified assignment。 He is to visit the Marsyas Island Orphanage where six of the most dangerous magical children reside: the Antichrist， an unidentifiable green blob， a gnome， a Forest Sprite， a were-Pomeranian， and a wyvern。 He is to determine whether or not the children could cause harm to themselves or the world。 He also is to investigate the orphanage's caretaker， Arthur Parnassus。 Will he be able to remain impartial？ Or will what he learns change his life？REVIEW ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️The House in the Cerulean Sea is a wonderful tale of finding the place you belong。 I started the book feeling unsure of if I would like it， as it’s been a while since I’ve read any fantasy。 I was quickly sucked right in！ The imagery， the character growth， the endless wisdom–it all worked very well for me。TJ Klune created characters that you can’t help but fall in love with。 Being a teacher， I loved the interactions the children had with each other and the adults in the book。 I often found myself giggling and smiling。 I highly recommend this book！ I felt many emotions， but the biggest one I felt was hope。“Sometimes， he thought to himself in a house in a cerulean sea， you were able to choose the life you wanted。 And if you were of the lucky sort， sometimes that life chose you back。” 。。。more
Ella
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This review has been hidden because it contains spoilers。 To view it， click here。 Letto！！！ 🤩🤩🤩È una libro meraviglioso e una storia fantastica。！！ ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️Linus si schiarì la voce。 «Non mi aspetto che capiate。 Non so se capisco nemmeno io。 Ho fatto degli errori， alcuni più gravi di altri。 Maio…» Fece un respiro profondo。 «Una volta ho sentito una cosa。 Unacosa molto importante， anche se all’epoca non mi ero reso conto diquanto。 Una persona saggia si è alzata di fronte a tutti e， sebbene fosse terribilmente nervosa， ha detto la cosa più profonda che io abbia maisentito。» Linu Letto！！！ 🤩🤩🤩È una libro meraviglioso e una storia fantastica。！！ ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️Linus si schiarì la voce。 «Non mi aspetto che capiate。 Non so se capisco nemmeno io。 Ho fatto degli errori， alcuni più gravi di altri。 Maio…» Fece un respiro profondo。 «Una volta ho sentito una cosa。 Unacosa molto importante， anche se all’epoca non mi ero reso conto diquanto。 Una persona saggia si è alzata di fronte a tutti e， sebbene fosse terribilmente nervosa， ha detto la cosa più profonda che io abbia maisentito。» Linus provò a fare un sorriso， che tuttavia si spezzò a metà。Disse: «Non sono che carta。 Fragile e sottile。 Se mi si tiene controsole，esso risplende attraverso di me。 Mi scrivono sopra， e non mi si puòriutilizzare。 Ognuno di questi graffi è una storia。 Questi graffi sono una storia。 Raccontano cose che gli altri leggono， ma vedendo sempree solo le parole， mai quello su cui le parole sono scritte。 Non sono cheun foglio di carta， e sebbene ce ne siano molti altri come me， nessuno è mai perfettamente identico all’altro。 Io sono arida pergamena。 Hosolchi。 Ho buchi。 Bagnami， e mi scioglierò。 Dammi fuoco， e brucerò。Stringimi tra mani inaccorte， e mi accartoccerò。 Mi strapperò。 Non sono che carta。 Fragile e sottile»。Consigliato ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️ 。。。more
Cory Chase
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An enchanting， enjoyable， and beautiful story。 This is what should be called the feel good book of summer and should be read by all。 Children will wonder and marvel in the magic and the splendor; the adults will， too - and will also appreciate what was well written between the lines。 When you view the world through the eyes of a child， you see the entire spectrum of colors without definitions or labels。
Sarah van den Bergh
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I really enjoyed this book， although I was expecting something completely different！ His writing is close to that of Matt Haig， emotional and deeply human， but I preferred Haig’s writing。 I did like the LGBTQ characters in this book， as I don’t think they have enough visibility in popular books （although that’s slowly changing for the better！）
anuszka
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4。5
Levin Brunner
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What a fantastic book！I loved the mood and the characters - omg， the characters are just fantastic！It was an incredible journey and a sensational experience。The way T。J Klune describes and writes makes me happy。 The whole story was just bombastic！
Brenda Alfonso
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A sweet read with a like-able cast of creatively developed characters， many of whom are magical children。 Linus Baker， an employee of DICOMY （Department in Charge of Magical Youth） goes to Cerulean Island to make sure the children are safe and well cared for。 There， he discovers unique children， an unexpected love and gains a new perspective on his own life back “home。” Cute， easy read。
Mary Shimp
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Loved， loved， loved this book！ Just a great read about being accepting of all of our differences。 Hope to see it as a movie one day。 Definitely recommending to everyone I know！
Kathy
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Amazing， beautiful， heartwarming。 Loved it！
Wisty
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