pickElise moves to a new town after her brother dies in Afghanistan to help her sister-in-law & niece. There she meets Mati, who‘s Afghan. They face cultural differences between their families. Will they be able to overcome them?
This was an important ya book on differences for all ages. I liked both of the MCs. The verses for Mati‘s POV were interesting. It was a short, fast read. It also had a HEA.
So far in August I have read TWENTY books. I‘ve totally been feeling that reading vibe this month which is making me feel great. I return to work tomorrow so I‘m not sure how much more reading I‘ll get done the rest of the month. #backtoschool #teacherlife #endofsummer
Loving this book so far! Went to @MidnightBookGirl YA event @FountainBookstore and had a blast. Couldn‘t leave without picking up this book and Christina June‘s Everywhere You Want To Be.
I loved Katy Upperman's first book, Kissing Max Holden so I'm super excited to snag this arc of her upcoming novel!
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