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Prestigious, historic Windham-Farnswood Academy is the perfect place for girls to prep for college. But each January, the Winter Girl comes knocking: she's the spirit who haunts the old senior dorm. This month marks the one-year anniversary of the death of Haley's ex-best friend,...
A collection of poems by nineteenth-century American poet, Emily Dickinson, including "Judge Tenderly of Me" and "A Certain Slant of Light."
Outsider Marnie begins reading tea leaves for fun, but when basketball star Matt asks for a reading related to his friend who disappeared, Marnie's readings begin to seem real--and potentially dangerous.
Ivy's best friend is traumatized by finding the dead body of a young man but as Ivy seeks answers, she learns that her small New Hamshire town hides many secrets.-- Provided by Publisher.
Outsider Marnie begins reading tea leaves for fun, but when basketball star Matt asks for a reading related to his friend who disappeared, Marnie's readings begin to seem real--and potentially dangerous.
"A very clever wordsmith." -New York Times Book Review "Ms. Arsenault...reveals strange truths beneath everyday surfaces." -Wall Street Journal Emily Arsenault's first two novels, Broken Teaglass ("a beautifully written, engaging mystery" -Dorothy Allison) and In Search of the...
Ivy's best friend is traumatized by finding the dead body of a young man but as Ivy seeks answers, she learns that her small New Hamshire town hides many secrets.
Emily Arsenault ( The Rose Notes ) makes her YA debut with a "page-ripping whodunit" about Marnie Wells, who comes face-to-face with the occult when she discovers her ability to read tea leaves might help solve the mystery of a classmate's disappearance. Marnie Wells knows that ...