pickA good middle grade book with a male protagonist who struggles with a dilemma most kids deal with on a regular basis. Should he do the right thing and risk losing his friends?
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pickA good middle grade book with a male protagonist who struggles with a dilemma most kids deal with on a regular basis. Should he do the right thing and risk losing his friends?
pickI get so excited when I start a new to me series. I enjoyed this one and can‘t wait to binge listen to the rest.
#MentalHealthMonday
1) I‘m ok today. Feel like last week‘s funk is dissipating. Had a good walk this morning, did some chores and got groceries. Ready to start the week.
2) Daily walks, lots of pug snuggles, lunch with a friend and hubby is home for the next ten days.
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Just started this today. It reminds of an old school Sara Paretsky book. So happy to find a new to me series.
This was a good book but was too slow in some parts and I didn‘t love how the main character never seemed to learn.
so-soI felt this story could have been told more succinctly, but I guess she wanted to keep it close till the end. It did have the flavor of To Kill a Mockingbird. Lu Brant, a fairly recently elected State‘s Attorney comes across a murder case that brings up the past and 2 different cases that affected her family when he father was in office. The final answers will throw Lu off.
so-soMcBride‘s writing, characters, and atmosphere are second to none. This was packed with symbolism which went right over my head and if there was a plot, I don‘t have even a nodding acquaintance with it.
“They didn‘t have enough room in their little house to put the big flag together. “
