
A young girl, Antsy, discovers magical doors and the Shop Where Lost Things Go in a tale of loss and belonging.
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A young girl, Antsy, discovers magical doors and the Shop Where Lost Things Go in a tale of loss and belonging.
thank you to the publisher for sending me an advanced copy of this book in exchange for an honest review ... In which five year old Antsy, who has lost the innocence of childhood, finds the doors which feature throughout this series, and discovers the Shop Where Lost Things Go. This is the eighth book in the Wayward Children series and the one I like best so far. This author is not afraid to tackle the big issues although she does open this book with a warning and a reassurance that all will be
will contain mild spoilers
No romantic or sexual content depicted
On-page parent death; mild physical child abuse depicted
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Magical doors between worlds; Shop Where Lost Things Go
No real-world occult content present
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Central grooming, gaslighting, emotional child abuse; parent death
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