Little Blog on the Prairie by Cathleen Davitt Bell

The dead are no longer buried because they won’t stay put in Disease is in the air and people have become Tommy has moved on to a new girl.Īnd poor Audrey is suddenly wearing Depends and hanging with her lame younger sister, Cindy. Her hair comes out, along with pieces of scalp. Homecoming queen again this year-until she was bitten by a Deader. With no limit, is head cheerleader and was probably going to be Tommy Barker, the cutest boy in the senior class.

She’s the most popular girl at Lincoln High and dates Now, for some reason I feel like I own a copy of this, but until I find it, I'm not sure if I'll ever get around to reading it. So I went through a phase of reading lots of books that referenced the pop culture phenomenon of Little House on the Prairie, after reading some bios of actresses on the show, as well as a fan's book where she traveled to visit the places Laura Ingalls Wilder lived in her life and that she wrote about in the series. Girl behind the nationwide blogging sensation, and perhaps ruining the Strikes as a TV crew descends on the camp, intent on discovering the When it seems Gen and family might pull through the summer, disaster And when her friends turn her emails into aīlog, Gen is happily surprised by the fanbase that springs up. It turns outįrontier life isn't without its good points, like the cute boy who 'Little Hell on the Prairie,' as she's renamed the camp. Gen nevertheless manages to email her friends back home about life at Forced to give up all of her modern possessions, Up for Camp Frontier, a vacation that promises the 'thrill' of living

Cryer’s Cross is a wonderful read that you will be thinking about long after you’ve finished reading.Comfortable spending time apart than together. You’ll be rooting for them to succeed and holding your breath when they’re in danger. The characters are well drawn and interesting. It’s about friendship and romance and the troubles of living with OCD. It’s about kids who have lived in one place forever and kids who have to move to a new place at just the wrong time. It’s also a story about teenagers and college choices and small town life. Perhaps the best thing about the story is that it’s not simply about the disappearance and the strange events that take place in Cryer’s Cross. I was so drawn into the mystery of it, I read quickly. It’s a small town and a tight-knit community, but when Tiffany Quinn disappears, it seems that sometimes big city problems come into the country.Ĭryer’s Cross is a deliciously creepy story. Every year they struggle just to have enough soccer players to make up a team. Cryer’s Cross, Montana is such a small town that all four high school classes fit in a one room schoolhouse.

Little Blog on the Prairie by Cathleen Davitt Bell