Sarah is the second oldest and only girl of four children. They live an easy life in a Boston suburb. Sarah's parents are heavy socializers. She observes their world from afar and when tragedy strikes, she tries to emulate the behavior of the adults with dire consequences.
I love the writing in this novel...gorgeous metaphors and similes. The characters are human and likable. Sarah could have been one of my high school students and I wanted to help her.
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I'm glad you enjoyed this one Linda. I thought the writing was beautiful as well.
Good writing and an intriguing plot! This sounds like a book I need to check out. I will have to look for it. Thanks for the recommendation, Linda!
Hi Linda!
That sounds like an amazing book! I can't wait to read it!
Hi Linda,
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This sounds poignant. Thanks for the reference.
Dear Linda, Thanks so much for posting about my novel. xo Jessica
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