Cette auteure crée des récits qui explorent les complexités de la vie avec honnêteté et empathie. Ses œuvres plongent dans de profonds thèmes humains à travers une narration captivante. Les lecteurs apprécieront sa voix unique et sa perspective perspicace sur le monde. Son écriture résonne auprès de ceux qui recherchent des expériences littéraires significatives et riches en émotions.
Set in a family-owned funeral home, Elaine grapples with her identity as "Funeral Girl" while uncovering hidden secrets of her home. The arrival of Xander, an adventurous ghost hunter, ignites a spark in her, encouraging her to embrace a more vibrant life. Meanwhile, her friendship with Miles takes on new dimensions. A séance reveals a potential haunting by a spirit linked to the home's history, prompting Elaine to navigate her feelings for both boys and the mysteries of her unique upbringing.
For fans of Jenny Han and Christine Riccio comes a romantic dramedy about a teen girl who stumbles upon a mysterious website that tells her everything she doesn't want to know about her future. There's something about Truman Alexander that Skyler Finch finds incredibly annoying. Actually, several things: his voice (grating), his arrogance (total know-it-all), his debate-team obsession (eyeroll), and his preppy vibe (does he iron his shorts?). She does her best to avoid him and focus on the important stuff: friends, school, and her boyfriend, Eli. His promposal was perfect--just like he is--and the future is looking bright. Or is it? For some unexplainable reason, Skylar's phone is sending her notifications from the future . . . a future in which, to her horror, she appears to be with Truman. As in, romantically. As in, Skyler cannot let that happen. But trying to change the future means messing up the present, and what Skyler sees keeps shifting. Classmates disappear and reappear, swap partners and futures. Turns out there are no actions without reactions, and life doesn't come with a road map. But sometimes the wandering leads you exactly where you need to be, and people--like glitchy phones--are full of surprises.
