I’m really happy to tell you that this year we reach another milestone on the blog and this review is for the first ARC I ever read. So thank you very much Heather Clark for this opportunity. So today we are speaking about a middle-grade book, Lemon Drop Falls, one that beautifully surprised me because it’s a story about grief, anxiety, dramatic changes, and learning how to breathe again. Lemon Drop Falls is a story about a girl who lost her mother. A story about a family who lost their compass and now they are learning to exit without their biggest supporter and best friend. The story has two timelines, the first is before the death of the mother and the second after that. In the first timeline, we learn about their family habits, how their relationship was, how a mother with 3 kids manages to be there for all of them. The focus is on the big sister, who is 12 years old and everything changed in her social life. Boys are no longer just friends, the soccer team becomes more competitive, her best friend has a new best friend and she doesn’t understand why all these things can’t…