Greenglass House is a deep sigh of contentment and a rollicking good adventure all at once. This book has mystery-solving youngsters and secrets and Christmas presents and stained glass and role-playing games. Wrap it all up in a Wes Anderson-esque aesthetic and this? This is my jam. 
 I adored Milo and Metty and the rest of the cast of characters, who really can be described as characters. I thought the adoption stuff was deftly handled, but that, too, is an issue close to my heart. (My dad did adoption work for years.) It readily qualifies as a #weneeddiversebooks contender, too. I'm already looking forward to re-reading it someday. 
 Initial review: More to come, but I LOVED this.