Review: The Hoodie Girl - Yuen Wright - August 2021 Now and again, I will come across a book that I have never heard of and the author is also unknown to me and I will give them a go. This weekend, for me that was The Hoodie Girl by Yuen Wright. As readers know, I just absolutely adore the Library App - Libby and find so many awesome reads on there. In The Hoodie Girl we meet Wren who loves to try and be invisible, she is just skating by on life and has this obsession with her Red Hoodie - it's a comfort thing we later learn as a few years ago, Wren was in a car crash with her Dad and sister Emma. Wren was the only survivor and now suffers panic attacks, nightmares, and bad anxiety. At school, she is the heads-down type of girl and has one best friend Mia. That is until one day, she is bumped into by Asher Reed -he is the school's Mr. Popular and captain of the Hockey Team. As the week goes on, Asher needs to know the girl's name and soon he learns that she is none other...
There you go. I can do mystery. I just can't do horror.
ReplyDeleteThe Never List does look interesting.
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Nice take on this week's topic. I don't do horror, but I like a good mystery! Here is our Top Ten Tuesday.
ReplyDeleteI have not read any of these but I DO own Disclaimer and I need to read that soon.
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These are all new to me, but they do have some creepy covers.
ReplyDeleteI am curious about Disclaimer. Some great covers here.
ReplyDeleteHere's my list:
https://speedyreadercom.wordpress.com/2019/10/29/ttt-spooky-reads/
Murder Mysteries was a great idea for this week! I wish I would have thought of it!
ReplyDeleteI need to read more murder mysteries. It’s been years since I found a really good one.
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Oh my gosh, all of these sound SO brilliantly creepy and I'm definitely going to have to look into them all. ALL. OF. THEM.
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