After the marathon of WWII titles, it is time to take a break from the Nonfiction Challenge list and take on a title from the Morris list. Charm & Strange by Stephanie Kuehn is exactly that: charming and strange. This novel is definitely a page-turner that had me constantly questioning Andrew Winters' reality. The traumatic experiences revealed throughout the book are reminiscent of works by Laurie Halse Anderson such as Speak, Twisted, and Wintergirls - yet with its own unique spin.
Monday, January 13, 2014
Charm & Strange
After the marathon of WWII titles, it is time to take a break from the Nonfiction Challenge list and take on a title from the Morris list. Charm & Strange by Stephanie Kuehn is exactly that: charming and strange. This novel is definitely a page-turner that had me constantly questioning Andrew Winters' reality. The traumatic experiences revealed throughout the book are reminiscent of works by Laurie Halse Anderson such as Speak, Twisted, and Wintergirls - yet with its own unique spin.
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