You know you're going to love a book when you start:
- thinking of students that you can share it with right away.
-looking for people to read it aloud to because there are laugh out loud moments, profound moments and moments of heartbreak.
-highlighting something on almost every page because you love what the author wrote.
From Goodreads:
As hours pass, the reality of Kammie’s predicament mixes with her memories of the highlights and lowlights of her life so far, including the reasons her family moved to this new town in the first place. And as she begins to run out of oxygen, Kammie starts to imagine she has company, including a French-speaking coyote and goats that just might be zombies.
It's heart-wrenchingly good and I know many a student will relate on a personal level because it that speaks to our need to find friends and fit in. It's also a page-turner and not just because the main character is stuck in a well and you want to know if the mean girls who put her in that position are actually going to get help. Kammie's backstory is just as compelling and you slowly find out everything that happened that brings Kammie to this point. Recommended and then some.
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Sounds like a good read! I really enjoyed some of Karen Rivers' earlier books so I'll look for this one too.
ReplyDeleteMe too on her earlier books!
DeleteMe too on her earlier books!
DeleteKammie's plight sounds pretty gripping, the kind of book that you can't put down. I'll be looking for this one for sure.
ReplyDeleteWow. This sounds like an amazing book. I will definitely be checking it out. Thanks for the post.
ReplyDeleteI first heard about this book on another MMGM post a couple of weeks ago and it sounds intriguing. I'd love to see what you highlighted!
ReplyDeleteHope to see a Readathon post up soon! Hope you're joining in on all the #readathon fun!!! #TeamRogue
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