Welcome to Litsy!

I am posting a book every day from my TBR collection.

Day 35

#tbrpile #bookstoread

I don‘t think I really liked this book, yet you quickly develop a relationship with the young protagonist. It‘s a story of an extremely disfunctional family and how their lives & deaths affect a young teenager just starting high school.

Just ok. The blurb on the back made me think this was more of a spooky read but instead it's a mystery/dysfunctional family story.

This book is not at all what I expected. I def think it was worth reading, but other than the main character, it was kind of flat.

Starting today off right. Finishing my book and drinking my pink magic.

Interesting read. Very good story, odd writing style but seems to fit the way the story plays out.

Haul from the past two days... the book in the top right corner was from target, the one to the left of it I received from Amazon, and the others came from a yard sale this morning.

Reading buddy #dogsoflitsy

The endless disparity between your perception of yourself and the perception of others.

Kicking off the last day of my vacation with what looks to be the final book of 2016, and of course #coffee because I stayed up until 4 this morning finishing a different book😁

My cousin dropped books off at my house and I picked this one up. Good so far. Can't wait to read more!

The family dynamics were scarier than the supernatural elements. It's more a murder mystery and common of age story than a story about hauntings.

The author mentions that this book combines murder mystery, paranormal activities, and coming-of-age stories. For me, it never hit any of these genres cleanly. In fact, the story was long, slow slog through muddied waters. I liked the main character Sylvie, but there were few others I cared about.

I'm making my way through this one. It's good but slow in these early pages. I appreciate that this author has the same name as my dad, but isn't related to me (that I'm aware of).