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by Lisa Schroeder
Published: 2010
Publisher: Simon Pulse
Genre: YA
Paperback: 384 pages
Rating: 5
Description from the amazon:
Lost and alone down the rabbit hole.
Alice thought she knew
what solitude was:
Her mother—gone
Her father—remarried with a newborn daughter.
Now...
trapped
in the icy embrace
of a deadly snowstorm
Alice faces the true meaning of loneliness.
But hope
may not be as far away
as she thinks....
Quote to note:
Doughnuts.
Music.
Love.
It doesn't get
any better
than this.
- page 344, chapter The Best Medicine
My two-bits:
In-a-word(s): hope
This is a gem of a book told in verse.
I really enjoyed this this tale of life, death and love with references to Alice in Wonderland.
PeekAbook:
* part of Alice in WhoLand event