Cette liste est totalement subjective et non exhaustive
car elle se fonde uniquement sur les sorties de mes auteurs préférés.
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The Amateurs T1
– Sarah Shepard
When Aerin Kelly was
eleven, she idolised her seventeen-year-old sister, Helena, and they did
everything together. They made Claymation movies and posted them to YouTube.
They made fun of Windmere-Carruthers, the private school they attended, they
invented new flavours for their parents' organic ice cream shop, and they
dressed up their golden retriever, Buster. But when Helena went into senior
year things started to change. Rather than being Aerin's inseparable sister,
she started to push her away. Then, on a snowy winter's day, Helena
vanished.
Four years later,
Helena's body is found. Wracked with grief and refusing to give up on her
sister, Aerin spends months trying to figure out what exactly happened to
Helena and who killed her. But the police have no leads. A young, familiar
officer named Thomas wants to help and suggests she checks out a website
called Case Not Closed. Hesitantly, she posts, and when teenagers Seneca and
Maddox show up on her doorstep offering to help investigate she accepts in
desperation. Both have suffered their own losses and also posted to the site
with no luck, so they are hoping this case might be the one they crack. But
as their investigation begins, it seems that maybe it's no accident that they
are all together, and that maybe the crimes have something - or someone - in
common
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Something in between de
Melissa de la Cruz
It feels like
there's no ground beneath me, like everything I've ever done has been a lie.
Like I'm breaking apart, shattering. Who am I? Where do I belong?
Jasmine de los Santos has always done what's expected of her. Pretty and popular, she's studied hard, made her Filipino immigrant parents proud and is ready to reap the rewards in the form of a full college scholarship.
And then everything
shatters. A national scholar award invitation compels her parents to reveal
the truth: their visas expired years ago. Her entire family is illegal. That
means no scholarships, maybe no college at all and the very real threat of
deportation.
For the first time, Jasmine rebels, trying all those teen things she never had time for in the past. Even as she's trying to make sense of her new world, it's turned upside down by Royce Blakely, the charming son of a high-ranking congressman. Jasmine no longer has any idea where—or if—she fits into the American Dream. All she knows is that she's not giving up. Because when the rules you lived by no longer apply, the only thing to do is make up your own. |
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The boy is back
T4 – Meg Cabot
Sometimes to move
forward, you have to go back…
One post. That’s all it took to destroy the care free, glamorous life of pro golfer Reed Stewart. One tiny post on the Internet.
Then again, it’s not
like Reed’s been winning many tournaments lately, and his uncle isn’t the
only one who says it’s because of the unfinished business he left behind back
home in Bloomville, Indiana—namely Reed’s father, the Honorable Judge Richard
P. Stewart, and the only girl Reed ever loved, Becky Flowers.
But Reed hasn’t spoken to either his father or Becky in over a decade.
Until that post on
the Internet. Suddenly, Reed’s family has become a national laughingstock,
his publicist won’t stop calling, his siblings are begging for help, and Reed
realizes he has no other choice: He’s got to go home to face his past . . .
the Judge and the girl he left behind.
Becky’s worked hard
to build her successful senior relocation business, but she’s worked even
harder to forget Reed Stewart ever existed—which hasn’t been easy,
considering he’s their hometown’s golden boy, and all anyone ever talks
about. It was fine while they were thousands of miles apart, but now he’s
back in Bloomville. She has absolutely no intention of seeing him—until his
family hires her to help save his parents.
Now Reed and Becky
can’t avoid one another…or the memories of that one fateful night.
Can the quirky
residents of Bloomville bring these two young people back together, or will
Reed and Becky continue to allow their pasts to deny them the future they
deserve?
This warm,
thought-provoking book, told entirely in texts, emails, and journal entries,
is as much about the enduring bond of families as it is about second chances
at love, and will delight as much as it entertains.
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Mes chroniques sur les livres précédents de Sara SHEPARD
Vous pouvez retrouver
ma chronique du T1 des Perfectionnistes ici : http://lecturesdunenuit.blogspot.fr/2015/07/les-perfectionnistes-t1.html
Sur Meg CABOT
J’ai fait une critique
globale de la série Missing, de mémoire cet été, vous pouvez la retrouver ici avec
un extrait pour chaque tome : http://lecturesdunenuit.blogspot.fr/2015/08/la-serie-missing-de-meg-cabot.html
Vous pouvez également retrouver
mes avis sur d’autres tomes de cette auteure ici :
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