SOLVED. YA book. Girl goes to a website where you can talk to a dead person, she talks to her friend or boyfriend? Published in last 5 years. [s]

[Courtney]

You went to some website and agreed to this and so basically the site lets you "talk" with them. I think the MC was talking to her friend or boyfriend. It's not really your mind is being uploaded but think more Chatbots I guess?

[Lobstergirl, au gratin]

https://www.goodreads.com/topic/show/...

Please see the comment I left above in February. You're up to 213 comments and we can't see which threads you've started because you have a private profile. Closing this thread.

If you unprivate your profile, we can open up this thread again.

[Kris]

Courtney, thanks for unprivating your profile. This will help the moderators.

What's the genre or tone - e.g., YA science fiction, fantasy, suspense, mystery, romance?

[Rosa]

This is a duplicate request.

[Courtney]

Kris wrote: "Courtney, thanks for unprivating your profile. This will help the moderators.

What's the genre or tone - e.g., YA science fiction, fantasy, suspense, mystery, romance?"

It's fine as long as people aren't creepy. I don't like that it makes you say where in the US you are. Unless there’s a way to not have that I’m going private again. Nobody need my location.

[Lobstergirl, au gratin]

Duplicate thread deleted. Please don't create duplicate requests.

[Lobstergirl, au gratin]

I don't see your location listed on your profile.

[SamSpayedPI]

You can make all personal information like age and zip code "visible to no one."

[Courtney]

SamSpayedPI wrote: "You can make all personal information like age and zip code "visible to no one.""

Thanks. Odd that they even ask for your zip code.

[Asia | Adventures with Asia Minor]

Honestly the only book I can think of that has a similar scene is The Toll by Neal Shusterman, at the end . . . but I doubt this is what you were looking for

[Courtney]

Asia wrote: "Honestly the only book I can think of that has a similar scene is The Toll by Neal Shusterman, at the end . . . but I doubt this is what you were looking for"

No, thank you though

[Jo]

Courtney, I’ve read something v similar recently (I think we have similar tastes :)). My book was about a woman who lost her beloved grandma (I think) and her partner (I think x2) worked out a way to turn the grandma’s digital footprint into an online persona the woman could talk to. They ended up running a business on these lines. It wasn’t YA tho afaik. Might this be your book?

[Courtney]

Jo wrote: "Courtney, I’ve read something v similar recently (I think we have similar tastes :)). My book was about a woman who lost her beloved grandma (I think) and her partner (I think x2) worked out a way ..."

Sadly I never finished the book. If you can remember the name though that would be great!

[Jo]

Hi again Courtney. The book I read is Goodbye for Now by Laurie Frankel

[Courtney]

Jo wrote: "Hi again Courtney. The book I read is Goodbye for Now by Laurie Frankel"

It's not that. Thank you though, I appreciate it

[Catrina]

Is it No One Here Is Lonely?

[Courtney]

Catrina wrote: "Is it No One Here Is Lonely?"

Yes!! That is the book Catrina, thank you!!

[Jo]

Glad you found your book, Courtney!

[Catrina]

Courtney wrote: "Catrina wrote: "Is it No One Here Is Lonely?"

Yes!! That is the book Catrina, thank you!!"

No Problem! Glad I could help :)