by Victor Lodato
http://www.bostonbibliophile.com/2010/01/mathilda-savitch-by-victor-lodato.html
Being an usual girl, Mathilda, doesn’t have anyone who understands her like her deceased sister did. Now that she is gone Matilda does not believe she died the way the police said she did. So she tries to reveal the mystery of her sister’s death. Her parents are in their own world and her friends ...
Dianah talked me into this one. Stop showing me good books-do you see how many are on my to read list?!?!!!Wanting to like this more but...(pg 127)The last 1/4 picked up a little but I'm kinda annoyed the author smashed so much into the end.
Dianah talked me into this one. Stop showing me good books-do you see how many are on my to read list?!?!!!Wanting to like this more but...(pg 127)The last 1/4 picked up a little but I'm kinda annoyed the author smashed so much into the end.
I can't even dignify this boring-ass book with a review.
My feelings are mixed about this book. Not about whether I liked reading it or not. Oh, no--I loved this book. While reading it I laughed, had a lump in my throat, and felt lonely and happy at the same time. The thoughts inside Mathilda's head are something to behold.
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