This morning I finished Pie, written bySarah Weeks.
Like a good pie, it only took me two days from start to finish. I couldn't stop until the whole thing was gone.
This warm middle grade novel, set in the mid-twentieth century, oozes all the charm of small town Pennsylvania. It has the feel-good quality of a 50s adventure show, but isn't afraid to tackle a few more serious issues like familial jealousy, personal identity, and loss.
Pie is so satisfying, you can even skip the whipped cream.
This warm middle grade novel, set in the mid-twentieth century, oozes all the charm of small town Pennsylvania. It has the feel-good quality of a 50s adventure show, but isn't afraid to tackle a few more serious issues like familial jealousy, personal identity, and loss.
Pie is so satisfying, you can even skip the whipped cream.
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Bonus! Pie included recipes for all the tasty concoctions in the book. Get reading so you can get baking!
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