Magic for Liars by Sarah GaileyMy rating: 4 of 5 stars
This magical whodunit practically never missteps. The motifs of duality build upon each other--twins, siblings, double lives--reflections shown in circus mirrors with distortions and imperfections. The idea that we can do over, start over, begin again--this time without mistakes turns into new mistakes and new hurts. Still, it ends with the idea that while we can't change who we are, maybe we can keep trying to be better.
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