Written by: Nova Ren Suma
First line: We went wild that hot night.
Why you should read this book: This dark and cunning ghost story weaves a tangled thicket of murder and revenge, twisted through time and sprouting from the fertile soil of the Aurora Hills Juvenile Detention Center in upstate New York, almost all the way to the Canadian border. Told in dual point of view, the story splits between the quiet and detailed observations of Amber, a girl long locked up in the facility for the murder of her abusive stepfather, and Violet, a talented ballerina with her sights set on Julliard, with nothing in her way except for the memory of her one-time best friend, Ori, who was sentenced to Aurora Hills for murdering two girls behind the dance studio. In the place where their worlds collide, both girls will find justice, although perhaps not in the way they hoped to find it.
Why you shouldn't read this book: You've forgotten your own crimes.
Tuesday, December 19, 2017
The Walls around Us
Posted by Dragon at 6:24 PM
Labels: adolescents, books, dance, drugs, fiction, friendship, ghost, novel, plants, relationships, speculative
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