House in the Cerulean Sea (Cerulean Chronicles, 1)

An enchanting story, masterfully told, The House in the Cerulean Sea is about the profound experience of discovering an unlikely family in an unexpected place—and realizing that family is yours.

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Published Dec 29, 2020

416 pages

Average rating: 8.2

4,213 RATINGS

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Readers say *House in the Cerulean Sea* is an enchanting, heartwarming fantasy filled with gentle magic and whimsy, celebrating found families, kindne...

Karla
Apr 10, 2026
10/10 stars
I haven’t read a book this fast in a while but I LOVE whimsy books where it’s just a touch of magic in a normal world. I, too, fell in love with all the kids just as Linus does.
Overall it made me happy and reminded me why I love reading so much. Living in this world for a couple of days was fun.
🌻 Nicole🌻
Dec 29, 2025
10/10 stars
I loved the sweet book. I fell in the with this family
MandiCole11
Oct 29, 2025
6/10 stars
3.5
Annie Gibbons
Mar 22, 2025
8/10 stars
I loved this story and wanted to give it 5 stars but I couldn’t get past the fat phobia and self body shaming. For a book about acceptance it missed the mark there.
K Olson
Jan 14, 2025
4/10 stars
After reading a rather heavy historical fiction novel I was looking for something lighthearted to read. I decided to try this fantasy novel for something different and because of all the great reviews. I realize I am in the minority here but I didn’t love this book. For one it seemed like the author spent a lot of time “teaching” his audience through one character- Arthur. I also struggled with the portrayal of the antichrist character Lucy. While at points the writing was humorous in many other ways it seemed to be mocking Christian beliefs, in particular that evil exists.

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