“You can tell a lot about a person by the way they act when they are left waiting too long.”
#LieInTitle
#SpringSkies
@Alwaysbeenaloverofbooks
“You can tell a lot about a person by the way they act when they are left waiting too long.”
#LieInTitle
#SpringSkies
@Alwaysbeenaloverofbooks
I thought about this prompt for a bit and decided on this book. Jillian lives in a small coastal Louisiana town that is slowly disappearing due to rising water. After another storm, the school is closed due to flood damage and the bridge into town is condemned. As she fights for her town and learns more about its history, she also learns how much of it has already disappeared under water.
#MiddleGrade #MiddleGradeMonday #Louisiana
My husband and I started our anniversary weekend by doing some ghost hunting at Myrtles Plantation in Louisiana. It is a beautiful, peaceful place, but I did not get much sleep. 👻
I loved this book. It let me guessing. And a story of ‘imposters‘ is always so interesting. This was done really well I thought.
I took an early lunch break in my car so I could finish this one ASAP because I‘ve enjoyed it so much. I flew thru it. The short chapters made for great pacing and I loved the flashbacks. I loved Evie‘s POV: her lying and thievery was a blast to read. Huge shoutout to her sidekick Devon, who was my favorite character. Lots of fun twists. I see why it was hyped so much when it came out, although that hype is what made me wait so long to read it.
Two-thirds thru. I‘ve inhaled this one. Really enjoying it!
This was fast paced, twisty, and compelling but also down to earth and believable. I liked the characters-how earnest and engaging they were while still being a little complicated. I don‘t want to say much because going in blind, like I did, may be the best way to experience this mystery. This has been on my #TBR for way too long, so glad that #Roll100 moved this up! #Bookspin #Doublespin @TheAromaofBooks @PuddleJumper