Watch Over Me

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The sense of place is strong, and readers will be transported to the rocky, coastal hills shrouded in fog and full of secrets. . . . Mila s journey to reclaim herself and find independence is tense and powerful. Kirkus Reviews, starred review

LaCour presents a ghost story that is moving, unsettling, and full of atmospheric beauty with foggy, coastal air that hangs heavy in the pages . . . 100% LaCour at its core. School Library Journal, starred review

LaCour s portrait of a young woman yearning to belong and facing her past while navigating the liminal space between childhood and adulthood brims with tender moments and sensory details. Publishers Weekly, starred review

LaCour s writing is lyrical and atmospheric, both in capturing the natural setting of the story and in exploring the dark recesses of her characters grief, guilt, and psychic pain. . . . An empowering story of one young woman s quest to rediscover the part of herself she has left behind and to become independent. The Horn Book