What do you think about the "powerful stone" and its revelations?

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What do you think about the "powerful stone" and its revelations?

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Post by Melisa Jane » 18 Jul 2025, 01:34

This is a discussion topic for the July 2025 Book of the Month, "High Clowder Cats" by Ruby Knight

What do you think about the "powerful stone" and its revelations?

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Post by Diana Lowery » 18 Jul 2025, 09:41

This was my least favorite part of the book. However, I know that the YA audience enjoys the mystical genre, and if it takes that to get the message of integrity and humanity across to them, I can accept it.

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