As part of the Teaville Moral Society series this book can stand-alone, yet there might be a few part of the story that would be more meaningful if the reader has read the other books in the series. That being said, readers will enjoy this story of Aaron and Mercy.
I am glad that Melissa Jagears chose to write about a bully and one of those who was bullied by this person. It is important to see bullying from both sides. To see those hurt by the bully and how in many circumstances the bully is how they are because of their own hurts and trials. This doesn't make the actions right but it does show that bullying needs to show care for both parties and both need help.
I love how the story includes a local orphanage. While those are commonplace in other countries this can help show that the need was, and still is, out there to care and love orphans.
There are a lot of deep themes in this book but it is not a heavy read. Enjoy this book and melt into the story of Aaron and Mercy.
I received this book from the publishers. All opinions are my own.
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