Cemetery Girl by Joseph CognardMy rating: 5 of 5 stars
I really enjoyed reading this book, I felt I could relate to each of the characters and thought the author did a great job with the characters. I would definitely recommend this book.
(Drawing was always a special gift and talent for Janie. It was her release from the pressures of growing up and her escape from feeling like she didn’t fit in. One day while sitting and creating illustrations in a cemetery, “special” took on a whole new meaning for Janie. Her drawings appeared to reveal hidden messages from beyond the grave where she sketched. This was taken from Amazon.com)
I just feel the adventure was great, I pretty much didn't want to put the book down, I wanted to find out more. The ending was great!
Loved the book.
What Amazon.com has about the book:
Drawing was always a special gift and talent for Janie. It was her release from the pressures of growing up and her escape from feeling like she didn’t fit in. One day while sitting and creating illustrations in a cemetery, “special” took on a whole new meaning for Janie. Her drawings appeared to reveal hidden messages from beyond the grave where she sketched.
Journey with Janie around Queens, New York, as she comes to realize that sometimes images can say more than words. With the help of her friends, she searches for the meaning behind the messages being revealed.
As she tries to unravel the mystery, she also tries to make sense of her growing feelings for two special guys: her best friend Bobby, and a new student at school Keith, who just arrived from California with his dad, a deep tan and his own car.
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Cemetery Girl
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