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I found I really identified with Rose. In some ways, Rose was the ghost, trying to be as invisible as she could be and live in the past with her brother. I suppose in a way, grief can do that to us, keep us in a time loop and keep us from moving on.
I also appreciate the plethora of nerd culture references. The romance in the book was also cute. The one flaw? She let go of the breath she didn‘t know she was holding a total of three times.

This was a lovely story about loss, grief, love and ghosts. Rose sees her dead brother Logan and she feels he is the only person she can really talk too. Then old friend Jamie returns and they connect again, in more ways than one. Rose then has difficult decisions to make.

Sometimes you look around at your life and you see a ghost of a different one #rainbowhunt #bookoftheday

Here's a shot of the title along with my awesome Dracula poster to the far left. We love some Bela in this house 🖤

1941 starring Bela Lugosi, Polly Ann Young and John McGuire

2pts for #TeamStoker
#Scarathlon

Book chosen for my YA book club at BookMarkPR.I can't attend the discussion but this is my impression of this book.Rose's brother died and now she can see his ghost.From my point of view story Rose needed to see his brother's ghost as a way to cope with her grief process.As soon she worked her guilty feelings, she grew and healed to let him go.So cute.3.4⭐️

I loved it. Heartbreaking moments but mostly sweet and touching. A love story with a ghost in it. #friendship #family #love #loss #ghosts #ya

I love this dedication ✨

What a good, quick read! It was not only about first love, but also loss and growing up. I got teary at one point. 👻

We've seen a similar color scheme and style already today, but I still like it.

#CoverLove #YAedition June 5