A story about a "poor little rich boy" and his little disabled sister who is actually a genius, and a mysterious half-sister that appears and helps them both onto the road to self-actualization.

Young people and those who are young at heart

The way it dealt with a little girl who was very bright on the inside but just needed a little help.

Not much to dislike. I've seen a book from this same author that dealt with a rather "adult" subject, but this is perfectly kid-friendly and safe.

Hopeful and satisfied.

I like the subject: it's unique, creative, a little mystery, a little family drama, and it's actually like a story that I would dream up myself.

I read this on Hoopla, but according to the Amazon reviews this particular ASIN has the exact same awful digital typos as what I read. Those typos definitely threw me off, starting with almost the first sentence. So I would actually recommend buying the physical copy rather than the Kindle.

The story was originally titled Father's Arcane Daughter, and by the end of the story we realize the deeper meaning behind the word "arcane" and it makes sense. I prefer that to the more simplistic and trite modern title.

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