
I really loved reading about Robin's journey, not only through Mimi's past but also her own. I enjoyed her voice and her strength, but also the ways that Vicki Grant was able to convey Robin's privilege and naivete. I was happy with where the book ended up, and how it got there. There were a few moments where I thought, "Wait a minute, how does that work, timeline-wise?" but really, I was too busy enjoying the book to figure it all out. I really want to read more from Vicki Grant - the book world needs more great Canadian books!
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Read it with:
Something, Maybe by Elizabeth Scott
A Sudden Change of Family by Mary Jane Auch
The Gravesavers by Sheree Fitch
Paper Towns by John Green
Tripping by Heather Waldorf
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