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Violence
Some
Confection world violence—candy-colored but still dangerous
Language
Barely any
Mild language
Sexual Content
None
A same-sex relationship is present
Substance Use
None
Confection world 'substances' are food-based
Emotional Intensity
Some
The grief of losing a friend and the joy of getting them back; found family
What this book is about
Rini arrives at Eleanor West's school claiming to be the daughter of Sumi—a student who died in the first book. This creates a logical paradox that can only be resolved by going to the Confection world and bringing Sumi back. Beneath the Sugar Sky is the most joyful entry in the Wayward Children series, with a candy-colored quest.
Notes for sensitive readers
Reader-flagged moments and themes that may affect your experience.
Death of a character from the first book is central
LGBTQ+ character
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