A young girl, Annie, navigates a mysterious world of magical realism and dark fairy tales in Litvania, exploring guilt and moral responsibility.
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A young girl, Annie, navigates a mysterious world of magical realism and dark fairy tales in Litvania, exploring guilt and moral responsibility.
—The Bulletin of the Center for Children's Books Author Pete Hautman skillfully weaves the history and legends of Litvania (the not-quite-real country of Annie’s family) into this tangled tale of guilt, responsibility, growing up and...rats. —The Virginian Pilot Half magical, half in the real world, ‘The Rat Queen’ keeps the reader on edge because there’s a feeling that something scary is going to happen on the next page
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No romantic or sexual content depicted.
Moderate eerie themes with rats; implied threats but no graphic gore.
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Major magical realism elements central to the story and setting.
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Minor themes of guilt and responsibility; no explicit abuse depicted.
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