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Ann Redisch Stampler opens with a fairly simple premise: a teenage girl wakes up in the hospital, having barely survived a car accident. She has no memory of the night in question, but she's certain she's to blame.
The narrative voice is fresh, crisp, and incredibly witty. I absolutely loved it. (Also, there is BILLY NASH. BILLY NAAAAAAAAAAAASH.)
What makes the book stand out so much? I shall tell you!
Narrative VoiceGabby's narration is fabulously sarcastic. She considers her...
Published on July 05, 2012 06:00