Her entry begins:
My reading list is a combination of books for kids and whatever my current writing project requires. At school I’m reading Dead End in Norvelt by Jack Gantos. This book is set in the sixties and is partially based on the author’s life, though obviously (and hysterically) exaggerated. There’s nobody who does cringeworthy growing pains better than Gantos. It’s a great read aloud and has...[read on]About A Lie For A Lie, from the publisher:
People say that when you have a life-altering experience, your brain takes a picture, and that snapshot staysVisit Robin Merrow MacCready's website.forever in your memory to retrieve again. And again, and again.
Kendra Sullivan loves taking pictures. But when a photograph reveals something unexpected, she sets out to investigate the situation. Before long, Kendra is torn between destroying her family as she's known it and keeping a very dark secret that might ultimately destroy her. This emotionally charged young adult mystery pushes the boundaries between truth and deception and explores the consequences of uncovering life-changing information.
My Book, The Movie: A Lie for a Lie.
The Page 69 Test: A Lie For A Lie.
Writers Read: Robin Merrow MacCready.
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