If you liked Prairie Evers or just this kind of story and cozy characters, you might try The Education of Ivy Blake, also by Ellen Airgood. The books go together, but don’t necessarily have to be read in order. Ivy and her mother are reunited, and Ivy feels like all her dreams are coming true. But it’s not the happy ending she was hoping for, and Ivy is too ashamed to tell the Evers family how scared and lonely she is. It can get pretty dark, but you’ll be impressed with how Ivy finds her inner strength through a creative love of moviemaking. This book really looks at what it means to create your own identity.
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