Tru and Nelle | 
so-soDefinitely meant for a young audience, this sweet story is the slightly fictionalized friendship between Truman Capote and Harper Lee. I‘ve been to their hometown and seen the rock wall between the plots where they used to live. This would be a great introduction for people who know less about famous authors. It‘s a bit disjointed, but I love all the real facts that are worked into the story. I‘ll be saving it for my kiddo when she‘s older.
Day 3 and 4
goodbye things…3.5⭐️
The Voice that Challenged a Nation…4⭐️
Tru and Nelle…4⭐️
So far, 6 audiobooks, 2 ebooks, 1 physical book
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From my tbr pile. A mg mystery featuring a young Truman Capote and Harper Lee.
so-soI loved the beginnings of this book - Tru and Nelle are both very recognisable as Truman Capote and Harper Lee, and their friendship is sweet, quirky and heartwarming. My interest actually lessened a little with the mystery they were solving, but that likely wouldn‘t be the case for the book‘s intended audience of children. Grounded in true history, this was a welcome peek into a frienship I previously didn‘t know existed.
This book is precious. It's like a mishmash of To Kill A Mockingbird and A Christmas Memory and how those were influenced by Capote's and Lee's childhoods. And how amazing is it that these two pillars if American literature were childhood friends and lived next door to each other for a while?
CAN YOU BELIEVE IT? A children's mystery inspired by the friendship of Truman Capote and Nelle Harper Lee.
This one has been on my TBR for a while now -- I'm hoping to catch up on some middle grade reads soon. Tru & Nelle is based on the childhoods of Truman Capote and Harper Lee, and follows the two young budding authors as they solve a mystery in their small town, Monroeville, Alabama.
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I had the great privilege of meeting author Greg Neri earlier this month and picking up this title (among others). 🤗
Just a select few from my pile of books to read in November. (I have a *lot* of books I want to read this month!)
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pickI really enjoyed this. Since it's technically a book written on a kid level, it is a very quick read. Anyone familiar with Truman, Harper Lee and To Kill A Mockingbird will find some interesting tidbits here. I thought it did a great job of exploring their friendship. ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ Recommended! 📚🤓📚
Yes. 🙌🏻 Since this is a story about Truman Capote and (Nelle) Harper Lee when they were kids, I love seeing the parallels between this and To Kill A Mockingbird. Can't go wrong with this! Looks like I'll be delving into the life of Harper Lee after I finish this. #Atticus
pickSomehow Truman Capote has become a big part of my reading life. I read this book for Book Riot's Read Harder challenge (Middle Grade); I never would have come across this book otherwise and I'm so glad I did. Fun capers for Truman and Harper Lee.
pickIt feels a lot like spending time with Dill and Scout. Anyone who loves To Kill a Mockingbird or Truman Capote will enjoy this fun read.
"Keeping the children in line was like herding cats, and she disliked cats."
pickI'm loving this read! Fiesty tomboy meets fashionable boy and bonds over adventures and a love of books.
I would have wanted to read this for the cover alone. But G. Neri and Capote and Harper Lee?
This is a must read for anyone who has read To Kill a Mockingbird by Harper Lee.
pickSneakily started this one at my desk & than began reading passages out loud to co-workers: LOVE IT!! 😍
