LitPick Review
In Stella’s Brave Voice by Marissa Bader, we dive into the world of twin sisters with very different personalities. While Stella is introspective and quiet, Paige is outgoing and often speaks for the both of them. One day, a powerful surge of emotion builds up within Stella whenever Paige answers on her behalf. As she grapples with these newfound feelings, will their close bond withstand the strain? And if a rift forms, can it be healed? Read on into their journey to discover the strength and resilience of their sisterhood!
Opinion:
Marissa Bader's Stella’s Brave Voice is truly a standout read. It beautifully dives into themes of family, personal struggles, and the challenges of communication. This book will strike a chord, especially with young readers. We see Stella grapple with her hesitation to speak her mind, made even more challenging by her sister Paige's habit of speaking for both of them. Stella's feelings of frustration are depicted very well, helping readers understand and empathize with her emotions. Moreover, Arlene Soto's pleasing and colorful illustrations not only catch the eye but also match perfectly with the story's mood. Overall, Stella’s Brave Voice is a brilliantly crafted book that many young readers will undoubtedly find enjoyable and relatable.
