📚The Margins Between Us

This book was like nothing I’ve read before. The town that Eliza lives in kinda reminds me of the show Eureka, where everyone is scientists and strange things are normal. But in this case, everyone just seems to accept that Eliza has a “ghost”. Lots of whit, sarcasm, snark, and small town charm. And the writing style just worked so well for a place that seemed to have just enough magic where everyone seemed involved somehow with how Eliza was doing and her relationship with Olive. For something less than 200 pages, it held onto so much depth of description, using emotions to describe what everyday occurrences normally wouldn’t be seen as being emotional. Definitely one of the most unique reads I’ve read so far this year. 

Thank you to Maya Gawonii and Once Upon a Book Tours for the gifted copy. 

The Margins Between Us is available on KU and paperback. And if you’re in the Elk Grove area, you can purchase the paperback at A Seat at the Table.