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Betrayal is an important theme in Captain Fin. There are many instances of it within a family unit, between a parent and child, and between spouses. It’s a complex theme that is visited in the book, but that I wish was more thoroughly explored. At points, the story felt that it was moving very slowly, but when coming across these intricate feelings of feeling betrayed and hurt, I felt the story moved along too quickly. I also feel that too much of the emotion was forced to be expressed in exclamation marks in the sentence structure rather than actual exploration into the emotion itself.
All in all, this is a book that can be enjoyed by young adults and adults alike. While I believe even more layers to the story could be added to further enhance the story, it did not diminish from the story itself. Captain Fin leads with plenty of love that is easily felt by the reader. It's this emotion that will keep the reader interested to know just how Hannah will overcome life's obstacles. Readers should expect to be hurtled into a detailed and emotional story in taking on Thrasher’s Captain Fin.
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