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La casa en el mar más azul

La casa en el mar más azul

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  • Create Date：2022-05-08 02:51:37
  • Update Date：2025-09-07
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  • Author：T.J. Klune
  • ISBN：8408253891
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Summary

Trabajo， trabajo y más trabajo。 Linus Baker podría ser una persona cualquiera， en un lugar cualquiera， viviendo una vida cualquiera。 Él estaba convencido de esto， y si tú lo hubieras conocido， tampoco habrías dudado en asegurar que Linus pertenecía al montón， ni más， ni menos。 Y así era， hasta el día en que este funcionario del Departamento de Jóvenes Mágicos es llamado por Altísima Dirección para supervisar un orfanato del que apenas hay registros。

Con esta nueva tarea entre manos， Linus viajará a la isla de Marsyas， donde deberá supervisar a seis huérfanos catalogados como peligrosos （hablamos del futuro Anticristo， entre otros） y a su enigmático cuidador。 Ahí， deberá dejar de lado sus miedos y prejuicios， que no son pocos， para darse cuenta de que lo que realmente tiene que hacer no es aquello a lo que le han enviado。 Porque en Marsyas， Linus descubrirá que el camino a la felicidad es distinto para cada uno de nosotros， y， que si te atreves a recorrerlo， llegarás al lugar donde te encontrarás a ti mismo。

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Reviews

Eira ，

BRUH AWWW THIS BOOK GAVE ME EMOTIONAL WHIPLASH

Anna ，

Hella cute

Nichole Haygood ，

This was so different from any other book I’ve read。 The writing and the audiobook narrator were phenomenal。 I will be buying a physical copy and rereading to highlight。 So much I wanted to highlight while listening。

Markell ，

I adored this。 The way he captured the curiosity， vulnerability and quirks of children was phenomenal。 And the story of Linus finding love and a family of his own just made my heart burst。

Angie Blocker ，

I highly recommend listening to the audiobook while following along！！！ This was amazing and the narrator was fabulous！！！

Andy ，

How cute and fun！Going in， all I knew was that this was the Goodreads Choice for fantasy in 2020， and that it sounded original an interesting。 Not something I’d usually read， but hey， why not。 There it was， getting awards and great reviews。 It can be fun branching out。And it was！ What’s not to like in a story with a bunch of quirky kids and a man who’s heart changes by spending time with them。It is only missing a star because it is missing ‘something，’ for me。 I don’t know。 Maybe it was the awkw How cute and fun！Going in， all I knew was that this was the Goodreads Choice for fantasy in 2020， and that it sounded original an interesting。 Not something I’d usually read， but hey， why not。 There it was， getting awards and great reviews。 It can be fun branching out。And it was！ What’s not to like in a story with a bunch of quirky kids and a man who’s heart changes by spending time with them。It is only missing a star because it is missing ‘something，’ for me。 I don’t know。 Maybe it was the awkward main character not doing what I wanted him to do， or maybe it was the story’s blatant allegory to embracing the differences between people and not fearing/ignoring them。 Or maybe it just wasn’t for me。Regardless， I still enjoyed every minute of its unique world and characters。 It’s a hard book not to like—just a hard book to LOVE。 。。。more

Lily ，

I wish I could give this more than 5 stars- this was the best book I've read all year I wish I could give this more than 5 stars- this was the best book I've read all year 。。。more

Mary Rose ，

I got emotional over a button。 And I'm OK with it。 A lovely story。 I got emotional over a button。 And I'm OK with it。 A lovely story。 。。。more

cassia ，

if i could only read one book for the rest of my life， i would choose this。 this was sososo good it had me laughing and crying and giggling like a little kid。 this is something that 10 yr old me needed。 linus， arthur， zoe and the kids have my heart and i love them so much it hurts。 I WILL NEVER GET TIRED OF TALKING ABOUT THIS BOOK ！！！！！！！

Erin Glover ，

Everyone needs a little magic in their lives。 This novel provides it in spades。 It’s not my usual genre， but I’m glad I listened to the reviews and picked it up。I won’t bore you with the facts—they are easily discernible from the blurb for the book and other reviewers。 What the blurb doesn’t say is this novel is part parable， part philosophy of life。 The magical beings are a metaphor for all the people in the world who are different， who are unusual， who experience prejudice because of how they Everyone needs a little magic in their lives。 This novel provides it in spades。 It’s not my usual genre， but I’m glad I listened to the reviews and picked it up。I won’t bore you with the facts—they are easily discernible from the blurb for the book and other reviewers。 What the blurb doesn’t say is this novel is part parable， part philosophy of life。 The magical beings are a metaphor for all the people in the world who are different， who are unusual， who experience prejudice because of how they look or their sexual orientation。 It’s also a book about bursting out your bubble in life and living in color。 It’s about how a seemingly meek， rather dumpy-looking person can rise up and begin to change the inequalities in the world around him。 It’s about accepting who you are in life and reveling in it。The blurb also doesn’t tell you that this is a beautiful love story。The story was well-written。 I have to say， I totally predicted the ending about halfway through， but that’s okay。 It was a fun read filled with joy， a must in these stress-filled times。I’m so glad I stuck with this story。 It was worth the read。 。。。more

Mary Ann Bernarducci ，

Excellent！！

Tayler Robertson ，

I had a hard time getting into it but once I did， it is one of the best books I’ve read。 I actually listened to it on audible。

Abby Hogan ，

A beautiful book about accepting people for who they are and who they strive and long to be。

Rachel ，

Ok， I really disliked the audiobook narrator， and that may have colored my perception of the entire book。 Super interesting story， incredibly heartwarming and i definitely teared up at times and loved the characters！ I could not， however， get over how characters often spouted off snippets of sage wisdom and life advice。 People don’t talk like that。 Made it more like a lifetime movie for me， when it could have been something so much more。 You don’t have to spell out the lessons you’re trying to t Ok， I really disliked the audiobook narrator， and that may have colored my perception of the entire book。 Super interesting story， incredibly heartwarming and i definitely teared up at times and loved the characters！ I could not， however， get over how characters often spouted off snippets of sage wisdom and life advice。 People don’t talk like that。 Made it more like a lifetime movie for me， when it could have been something so much more。 You don’t have to spell out the lessons you’re trying to teach or portray！ A quality story will let lessons shine through without literally saying them on the page。 。。。more

Jovana Pavlović ，

To be honest I didn’t expect to like this book aa much as I did。 The characters are so well written that you fall in love in each of them。 Such a good book to relax and just enjoy the story。

Andrea Taylor ，

What a wonderful book about accepting people for their differences and standing up to prejudice！The narrator was *chefs kiss*， he really gave the story even more character than it already had！

Haley Bartel ，

slight harry potter vibes， will make you feel all warm and fuzzy inside — what more could you ask for in a book， really？

Anna ，

Absolutely loved this book， was so emotional at the end。 Such a whimsical read， a Harry Potter meets Last of the Really Great Whangdoodles。 Linus is a character you root for the entire time。 And those KIDS ❤️ would highly recommend this story。

Margaret Butler ，

This was a great read-aloud book for us。 We got to be snarky about the parts that were way overdone， while moved by the story of the children and the bureaucrat who cared about them， as well as the love story。

CiCi ，

I loved this book so much！ I would read this book over and over again。 The author did such a great job with developing characters that you can’t help but care about。 If we could see their storylines continue with a book sequel I would definitely pick it up in a heartbeat。 💛

Chitrak gangrade ，

It started off strong。 Amazing world building and setting up the characters。 Builds curiosity and empathy towards everyone。And then it just plateaus 30% in。 It's nice but not brilliant。 It started off strong。 Amazing world building and setting up the characters。 Builds curiosity and empathy towards everyone。And then it just plateaus 30% in。 It's nice but not brilliant。 。。。more

Lisa （littlemeadowreads） ，

The House in the Cerulean Sea has been one of those books that everyone seems to love。 After seeing it featured it many bookstagram photos， I finally read the story myself。 Despite my high expectations I fell in love with the story and the characters。 The House in the Cerulean Sea is very much a character-driven story。 The major plotline focusses on Linus’ character growth and its developing relationship with the children and with Arthur。 Regardless of the lack of so-called action， the plot is n The House in the Cerulean Sea has been one of those books that everyone seems to love。 After seeing it featured it many bookstagram photos， I finally read the story myself。 Despite my high expectations I fell in love with the story and the characters。 The House in the Cerulean Sea is very much a character-driven story。 The major plotline focusses on Linus’ character growth and its developing relationship with the children and with Arthur。 Regardless of the lack of so-called action， the plot is never boring。 The subtle growth of Linus and his heart-warming relationship with the children is entertaining enough to keep the readers’ interest。 The ending was both satisfactory as hopeful。 The characters， especially the children， are the stars of the story。 They are well-rounded， have unique personalities and all undergo a solid character growth。 Both Linus and the inhabitants of the orphanage influence each other and grow into beautiful people。 This growth was written with such realism and honesty that it was beautiful to read about。 Even though the story in general is wholesome and sweet， the setting is quite sad and depressive。 Discrimination and the violence expressed towards these magical children is difficult to read about。 However， the book also displays the positive effect a couple of people can make in such environment。 In general， this book was a pleasure to read。 I was impressed by the character development and character growth。 In my opinion， The House in the Cerulean Sea is worth all the hype。 Rating breakdown: plot （4。5/5）， characters （4。5/5）， writing （5/5）， worldbuilding （4/5）， overall enjoyment （4。5/5）Trigger warnings: Discrimination， child abuse， child neglect。 。。。more

Andreea Writes ，

brb crying

Ariel ，

Very cute。

alli ଘ（੭*ˊᵕˋ）੭* ̀ˋ ，

This review has been hidden because it contains spoilers。 To view it， click here。 4。5 “The things we fear the most are often the things we should fear the least。 It’s irrational， but it’s what makes us human。 And if we’re able to conquer those fears， then there is nothing we’re not capable of” ➷ awww mannn， such a beautiful read！！ <3I loved it。 But tbh when I started reading this， I wasn’t feeling it， I dunno， it just I wasn’t into it and I didn’t feel as connect with the characters as I thought I would be。 Buuuut， it got better as I was getting to know the main characters a 4。5 “The things we fear the most are often the things we should fear the least。 It’s irrational， but it’s what makes us human。 And if we’re able to conquer those fears， then there is nothing we’re not capable of” ➷ awww mannn， such a beautiful read！！ <3I loved it。 But tbh when I started reading this， I wasn’t feeling it， I dunno， it just I wasn’t into it and I didn’t feel as connect with the characters as I thought I would be。 Buuuut， it got better as I was getting to know the main characters a little bit more。 The island was amazing， I loved the characters， they’re children who have been discriminated because of the way they look， because they’re different from most of people and society don’t see them as actual children because of that （which if you think about it as a metaphor maybe¿ it can be described and interpreted as individuals who are part of the lgbtq+ community， but told from a different situation and perspective but the message remains the same that people shouldn’t be judging just because the look of others， the way they are， or the way the identify with）My favorite was Sal， he is a lovely child despite all his past， he loves to write and although he’s very shy I really feel connected to him <3。 Lucy was my second favorite bc of his music taste and his fun-tricky-childish personality and in general all these children Phee （the forest sprite）， Theodore （a wyvern）， Chauncey （the book never clarify what exactly he is but he’s been told his whole life that he is a monster） Sal （abused and he had to change orphanage multiples times）， Lucy （loves music and people call him the Antichrist） are unique characters just as Talia （who is a gnome and loves to garden） and Zoe （an island sprite） and ofc！！ the main protagonist， Linus， felt really real， very accurate。 the relationship between him and Arthur omg- :，）） my heart！！ Arthur who had a difficult childhood， he is a phoenix， he has a different perspective of things， I love him for that。 ALSOOO， mention to Zoe and Helen， i would have loved reading more about them together tbh<3 I recommend this book if you are looking for something fun， different and magical to read <3 。。。more

Isabella ，

“we can find the most unexpected things when we aren’t even looking for them。”Exactly。 I LOVED this book！ The story made me smile and laugh。 TJ Klune masterfully highlighted prejudices he solidified hope， beginning in the voice of the few。 Such a great read！ Everyone should read it。 If you do not typically read science fiction or fantasy， I would find it hard to believe you don’t enjoy it。 Awesome。

Tamara Van dishoeck ，

een heerlijk vertederend boek over een man die voor zijn werk weeshuizen beoordeelt waarin kinderen wonen die anders zijn dan andere kinderen en daardoor besloten wordt of de huizen gesloten worden。 wat er verder met de kinderen gebeurt weet hij niet en boeit hem niet。 dan krijgt hij een opdracht om naar een weeshuis te gaan op een eiland en daar een tijdje te logeren om de boel te beoordelen。 daar krijgt hij een band met de kinderen en met degene die voor hem zorgt en komt erachter dat niet all een heerlijk vertederend boek over een man die voor zijn werk weeshuizen beoordeelt waarin kinderen wonen die anders zijn dan andere kinderen en daardoor besloten wordt of de huizen gesloten worden。 wat er verder met de kinderen gebeurt weet hij niet en boeit hem niet。 dan krijgt hij een opdracht om naar een weeshuis te gaan op een eiland en daar een tijdje te logeren om de boel te beoordelen。 daar krijgt hij een band met de kinderen en met degene die voor hem zorgt en komt erachter dat niet alles is zoals het lijkt。 de opzichter van zijn werk vond ik maar verschrikkelijk net als zijn buurvrouw maar ben dol op de kinderen en heb heel erg genoten van dit boek。 was soms grappig maar vooral vertederend en ontroerend。 。。。more

Jamie Dietz ，

Have you ever read a book and thought that you would very much like to live within it？ Yes， this book was that for me… I laughed and cried while reading it and did not want it to end。 So much so， that I ended up reading the ending 4-5 times。 This book was wonderful， amazing， and very… well， warm… Definitely give it a read and you will see what I mean！！

Elizabeth ，

Had a lot of fun with this book！ The whimsy， heartfelt tone meshing with the anachronisms I associate most strongly with A Series of Unfortunate Events made for a very fun read that reminded me of books I loved as a child。 Bits and pieces felt a little cartoonish， but that's more of a perk than a problem once you let yourself have fun loving this book。 Not perfectly my speed， but I finished it in record time， so I can't pretend it didn't draw me in。 Had a lot of fun with this book！ The whimsy， heartfelt tone meshing with the anachronisms I associate most strongly with A Series of Unfortunate Events made for a very fun read that reminded me of books I loved as a child。 Bits and pieces felt a little cartoonish， but that's more of a perk than a problem once you let yourself have fun loving this book。 Not perfectly my speed， but I finished it in record time， so I can't pretend it didn't draw me in。 。。。more

Katie Esposito ，

Although this isn’t the type of book I typically read， it was very enjoyable and would recommend it as a light hearted， beach book。 It’s fun and whimsical， fairly predictable， but in a “I know I’m going to walk away feeling good after reading this” kind of way。 I felt like this book was written very much the way a movie would play out in terms of story pacing， character building， climax peaking， and interactions between the characters and the story。 In terms of story and overall plot， I don’t be Although this isn’t the type of book I typically read， it was very enjoyable and would recommend it as a light hearted， beach book。 It’s fun and whimsical， fairly predictable， but in a “I know I’m going to walk away feeling good after reading this” kind of way。 I felt like this book was written very much the way a movie would play out in terms of story pacing， character building， climax peaking， and interactions between the characters and the story。 In terms of story and overall plot， I don’t believe this book really brought anything new to the table。 I think what makes this book so enjoyable is how the characters are written。 I’ll admit that some of the more exaggerated characters were a little annoying in the beginning but feel like they were written to be just that。 It seems very intentional how the character development was written to have readers start warming up and empathizing at certain points in the story。I think the last quarter of this book was my favorite。 The ending， while predictable and cheesy and cliché， was well written and left me walking away satisfied。As of 2022-05-06， I’m currently rating this as a very strong 3。9 because I really enjoyed the book but I’m not sure it’s something I’d immediately reach for to read again。 It’s definitely a predictable， feel good story （not a bad thing）。 I might come back and update later 。。。more

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