Welcome to Litsy!

Garvie is a charming genius, the smartest in his school, but snarky and lazy with boredom.Chloe, the most beautiful but self-obsessed girl at school goes missing and is found dead- and Garvie finally has a challenge to solve. DI Singh, methodical and unpopular, is handed his first murder case. The relationship between Garvie and Singh is fraught- intuitive reasoning vs by the book but develops quite nicely. Garvie realizes he can‘t treat ..

Sunday morning plans. I‘d guess the reading will last longer than the running.

When I started this book i had mixed opinions, however it was amazing! I loved the mystery it was well thought out and a light read. It took a while to get into but once I did it was gripping. I loved how the mystery had many points where you thought it was solved and it wasn‘t and it kept you on the edge of your seat. Garvie related to many teenage boys who wasn‘t keen on school, but showed how he turned his life around.

Now, some rest and read! 📚😍

That is Condado near to Old San Juan!

Good Morning! Beautiful day to read but before this was my view while I was running just 6 miles. I'm in bad shape! 😳I took me soooo loooong! 😱😱😱

I wanted to take a moments and toot my horn. I left Facebook and all other social media in December after a life changing event. Since then I only social media this site, run 🏃🏻 at least 4 days a week, and have lost just shy of 40lbs. It has been a great start to 2017. I love it here. No major political issues and no one constantly airing dirty laundry. 😍❤️❤️💋💋

1st of 2017! A slow-boiling mystery with a deliciously teen sleuth. As is usually the case with me & mysteries, I didn't love the slow pacing, the gradual coming together of clues, as much as a traditional mystery fan might. Plus, the whodunnit was not unpredictable — though the how was pretty cool. Still, the writing was great, with depth and insight, presenting characters of humor & resolve that kept pulling me in, despite myself. ★★★☆☆

"He thought about complex numbers. They were interesting, the way they didn't add up. Like a very noticeable girl going missing without anyone noticing. Like her body turning up in a place at a time when she would never have willingly gone there."

#currentlyreading | Murder mystery with a cocky teen sleuth! This seems like it's going to be Enid Blyton's The Fatty Series on crack. #yalitsy

It's like a modern teen Sherlock Holmes. If Sherlock was the world's cockiest teenage boy #ukya

Recommended Running Girl to one of my students today. Bummed I don't have a copy in my classroom library. 😞

What happens when you're an underachieving teen genius whose ex-girlfriend is found murdered? You find her murderer, no matter the cost to your grades or family life. A thrilling, dramatic & sometimes funny teen mystery that happened across my desk at the library & insisted on coming home with me. It's the 1st book I've read from the fall publishing season & it has primed me for more fantastic reads.
Happy #Caturday from The Dude
#biblioweekend

Took this as a comparison photo to @Carol 's photo from yesterday... May I introduce you to the cover Australia got? ❤️

And maybe a little to entice @emilydecato as well!

🎉Did you hear that? It's the sound of fall publishing officially beginning! First up is this YA mystery that hit my radar while cataloging. The blurb makes it sound like a cross between All the Wrong Questions and a Trouble is a Friend of mine with perhaps some A Study in Charlotte thrown in? Sometimes I think I should read more adult books, and sometimes I tell my brain to shut up and read 😁

🎉Did you hear that? It's the sound of fall publishing officially beginning! First up is this YA mystery that hit my radar while cataloging. The blurb makes it sound like a cross between All the Wrong Questions and a Trouble is a Friend of mine with perhaps some A Study in Charlotte thrown in? Sometimes I think I should read more adult books, and sometimes I tell my brain to shut up and read 😁