Okay, so, this is a beautiful story that follows Charlie and his quest to find his inner fire to not only face his bullies but to be the best big brother to his new brother or sister his Dads hopes to adopt. This book oozes love. The love between Charlie and his BFFs, Lippy & Roo. The love Charlie has for his Dads and they for him. And the new love for his fiery new pet.

Warm and funny and magical and exciting, with great characters and a really satisfying storyline. I read this out loud to my 8-year-old, and he ADORED it - and I had so much fun, too! Personally, I did have two very tiny and boring quibbles about realism at the very ending, but they were really *very* tiny quibbles, I wouldn't have noticed or cared if I'd read this book as one of the kids who are the actual target audience, and my 8-year-old found every detail to be *perfection.* He wants SO BADLY for more books about these characters! With regards to Charlie and his friends, I thought the friendship at the heart of this book exceptionally well done. Over the course of The Last Firefox, we get to see a character go through discoveries about sharing his problems, and sharing his feelings, and learning how confidence can mask anxieties. I found the character growth and transformation inspirational and wish that this book had been around when I was younger. Content warnings: bullying; mild violence; one instance of homophobic microaggression (calling same-sex parents 'guardians') Before installing Firefox, see the Firefox System Requirements to make sure that your computer has the required operating system and recommended hardware. Most readers can empathise with the anxieties of childhood. Charlie is on the cusp of a new world – he’s about to start high school and his dads plan to adopt another child and he doesn’t know if he’s confident enough to be an older brother (this isn’t forgetting his bullies, who reminded me of Bulk & Skull and I wouldn’t have mind seeing chased by geese) – when someone from another world arrives and Charlie finds himself caring for Cadno, the last firefox of the book’s title.

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