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Description
Annabelle and Guy begin to correspond by email and a mystery involving their parents begins to unravel, bringing the two of them closer together. The coauthor is Linda Newbery.
Quick Summary
Annabelle and Guy start swapping emails after a mix-up at school, and their messages quickly become a back-and-forth that feels like a secret diary. As they trade jokes, worries, and late-night thoughts, they uncover a mystery about their parents that makes them question everything they thought they knew. The email format keeps the story zipping along, and the mix of humor, mild suspense, and genuine friendship will keep you turning pages even if you're not a big reader. It's perfect for teens who like a modern twist, a little mystery, and a lot of heart think of it as a quicker, lighter take on epistolary novels like "The Last Kids on Earth." Parents will appreciate that the book is fast, relatable, and deals with teen angst and family secrets in a light-hearted but thoughtful way, with just enough tension to keep things interesting without being scary. If you want a story that feels like a text-message conversation but reads like a page-turner, "From E to You" is worth picking up.