Rebekah Crane

Despondent after her mother and sister leave their family, Wren Plumley befriends Wilder, a sickly housebound teen who moves in next door, and must confront the reasons behind her mother and sister's desertions.

Postcards for a Songbird

Kelci

I received a copy of this book from NetGalley for an honest review. In general I thoroughly enjoyed Postcards for a Songbird! I was drawn to the book by the cover and the plot. I loved being able to follow Wren and read about her transformation from someone that is quite forgettable, to a person that knows herself better than anyone. The writing is poetic and unforgettable.

Alexis 

* I was given an E-ARC of this book from NetGalley in exchange for my honest reviews * 

2 /5 stars 

There aren’t many things I can say about this book. I couldn’t connect with the characters, the main character felt very bland. The plot just didn’t do it for me and I wasn’t a major fan of the writing. Unfortunately this was just not a good read for me.

Postcards for a Songbird

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