The End of Everything - Megan Abbott Reviews
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Newest Review: ... porch late at night. She struggles to understand the feelings she is experiencing in her body and is fascinated by boys. ... more
... Lizzie and Evie (at the beginning of the book) are obsessed with Evie's older sister Dusty. Her room and possessions unlock the key to a world of adulthood and they are not sure whether they are ready to join that world yet or not. Evie is a complex character and she is possibly more mature than Lizzie. They race to see who will be first to wear a bra and copy each other style with matching swimming costumes.
Evie's dad is a really strange one. He is unnaturally close to his older daughter Dusty and they laugh together ...more
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Customer The End of Everything - Megan Abbott Reviews (1)
by - written on 17/03/12 (Very useful, 30 readings)
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This is a review of the 2011 book "The end of everything" by Megan Abbott. This is a coming of age novel about two 13 year old girls who are starting to find out that life isn't all hockey sticks and ice cream. A bit about the story Lizzie and Evie are best friends. They are both 13 and live next door to each other. They go to school together and wear each other's clothes. One day Evie goes missing and Lizzie turns part detective in trying to find her. Lizzie is like a separated twin, dreaming about Evie, hearing her voice and finding clues in places the police miss in their search. By day 11 everyone has given up hope of finding her alive ... Read the complete review
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