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The Lake House
The Lake House | Sarah Beth Durst
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The Lake House | Sarah Beth Durst
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Another YA read this month, but this one is a survival thriller instead of fantasy.

It has a bit of a slow start, but it picks up in the second half. The character Claire was my favorite. She constantly thinks the worst is about to happen, and that's something I can relate to.

The read has suspense, some supernatural aspects, and a believable friendship bond between the girls. And I did appreciate the twist at the end.

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LibrarianRyan
LibrarianRyan
The Lake House | Sarah Beth Durst
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3*This book was slow. I started in October and didn‘t finish it till the end of November. Three girls are sent by their parents to a summer camp that no one want to go to. This summer camp is someplace their parents went when they were young and just decided you‘re going. There wasn‘t much online about this summer camp so all the girls are a “little what am I getting into”. Their parents have told them to make the most of it, make new friends,

LibrarianRyan and have a good time. The girls are all arriving a day later than the rest of the camp. This camp is in Maine and the only way to get there is by a 2+ hour boat ride. The boat arrives at the dock, the girls get up, the boat leaves, and the girls head towards the lake house. At the top of the trail, they find the lake house is nothing but a burnt out shell of a building. While searching for others, they find one dead body riddled with bullet holes. 2mo
LibrarianRyan The fight for survival begins. Our main character Claire is extremely anxious and is always thinking of the worst possible thing that can happen. One of the girls is a Latina Barbie with more knowledge than anybody ever suspects, and our last girl is strong, but with a soft side that isn‘t always seen. This book is a character study that focuses heavily on these girls for the first half of the book. It‘s the characters that makes this such a slow 2mo
LibrarianRyan read. There‘s lots of them tramping back in for through the forest, trying to find water, trying to find food.

It‘s the second half of this book that really gets the story moving. More characters show up but leaving you wondering why are they here and are they help or are they hindrance. That‘s when other weird things start happening and you realize there may be more going on in there appears. To this reader, the end of the book was very familiar 2mo
LibrarianRyan This book very much feels like a YAa retelling of Meddling Kids. I did like this book but I didn‘t love it and I‘m not sure how much staying power it will have on a school shelf. But the author is prolific and writes in multiple genres for multiple ages so it will be interesting to see what they do next. 2mo
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she.hearts.horror
she.hearts.horror
The Lake House | Sarah Beth Durst
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🤩🤩🤩

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OutsmartYourShelf
OutsmartYourShelf
The Lake House | Sarah Beth Durst
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Claire, Reyva, & Mariana are late arrivals to summer camp. They are dropped off at the dock & hike up to the lodge. It's very quiet - too quiet -& there's a strange smell in the air but Claire can't quite place it. When they reach the lodge, it has been burned to the ground & it seems that there were no survivors. The 3 girls are now trapped with little food & water, no phone signal, & no-one will come looking for them for over a month. (Cont.)

OutsmartYourShelf I enjoyed this more than I thought I would. The 3 girls were great characters & it was nice to see them develop a friendship rather than the usual 'teen girls gotta be antagonistic' plot that seems to crop up. I wasn't quite sure if there was going to be a paranormal aspect to the story &, tbh, the ending was rather incongruous to the rest of the story for me. Entertaining read though. 4🌟 2y
OutsmartYourShelf Full review: https://www.goodreads.com/review/show/5043561555

Read 14th-16th Aug 2023

#RushAThon @andrew65 @DieAReader @GHABI4ROSES 2y
DieAReader 🥳🥳🥳 2y
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AudiobookingWithLeah
AudiobookingWithLeah
The Lake House | Sarah Beth Durst
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4⭐
At times this tried too hard and came off as somewhat melodramatic…but otherwise, it was engaging and I never saw this going in the direction it did. It vibed with Lost (the TV show) in quite a few aspects, which is probably what I liked best about it…although this had a better ending than the show did. So, that may be why it got a whole 4-stars from me…despite being disappointed by the choice to go with only one narrator.

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