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The Reading Realm.with Authors' Alcove

A fantasy book club where we dive into middle grade, maybe an occasional YA fantasy novel, and share what we loved and what we didn't.

The 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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416 pages

Average rating: 8.24

3,074 RATINGS

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Community Reviews

Babesinbookland!
Apr 18, 2025
10/10 stars
Blew me away! I purchased at an airport just to have something but could not put this book down! I devoured it.
Threaded Needle Book Club
Apr 16, 2025
7/10 stars
There were a lot of characters to keep up with! We enjoyed it. It was a different read for most of us.
Pferdina
Apr 11, 2025
8/10 stars
I enjoyed this story, and it was a fast read after the first couple of chapters. I liked the children's characters, they were so diverse and interesting! I was proud of Linus for undergoing such a huge change over the course of the book. I wanted more about the surrounding world, more detail about the magical beings as adults living amongst humans.
hershyv
Mar 28, 2025
10/10 stars
This book is pure sunshine. It made me smile, laugh, grin, smirk, snort, chuckle, and, most importantly, smile again. There are plenty of stories in this world about kindness, forgiveness, and acceptance, even in the face of overwhelming cruelty or unkindness. There are also tales that encourage us to push back and fight against those very circumstances. However, this book puts you in the mood to let go of the petty, forgive wisely, choose kindness instinctively, enjoy colorful adventures, have a good laugh, and eat some pie. Reading this book feels like being on a leisurely vacation on a sunny, clear-blue beach. It leaves you feeling like a better person, with an overwhelming desire to be kind and makes you believe that nothing can bring you down for too long. You want to hug everything out, and the most aggression you can conjure from within is a snarky comment. You feel happy, cheerful, and at peace, wanting the world around you to also feel happy, cheerful, and peaceful. It paints a picture of the kind of world many of us desire and shows how easy it can be to create that world if we just take a moment to build it. So, yes, it’s idealistic, and that’s probably why many of us should read it—if only to serve as a gentle reminder or a comforting escape when we need it most.
Piepre
Mar 26, 2025
4.58 group rating

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