This book is a sad story about suspected murder and two lonely girls who find each other, one driven by hatred of her sister and the other driven by sadness.

Typical ghost story where a child can communicate with a ghost and the resolution is to solve why the ghost was unhappy/angry. The twist to this book is that its told from the ghost's perspective. You get hints here and there about what happened. My imagination thought it'd be something terrible but the end was decent enough. There wasn't a lot of hints about what really happened, just enough to tease you until it all unfolds in the end. The author managed to create some characters that you would hate but then she would make them forgiveable for some actions here and there, making for some well rounded characters. ( )

Much better than her last novel, Nature Girl. This was a ghost story told from the perspective of a ghost, and I found the characters to be well rounded. ( )