Possessing Jessie, by Nancy Springer, is a short, quick read (only 88 pages) about a young girl dealing with the death of her brother. As the title suggests, it does deal with possession and would be considered a "light" horror story. Though it was easy to read, there is no real resolution at the end and I felt neither here nor there about the book. I think young adults would enjoy it, but for me, it was more of an "eh" (one shoulder shrug) read.
(see post after this one to understand the penguins!)
Possessing Jessie, by Nancy Springer, is a short, quick read (only 88 pages) about a young girl dealing with the death of her brother. As the title suggests, it does deal with possession and would be considered a "light" horror story. Though it was easy to read, there is no real resolution at the end and I felt neither here nor there about the book. I think young adults would enjoy it, but for me, it was more of an "eh" (one shoulder shrug) read.
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