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My book review of out of the blue by jenny hale

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O.M.G. What a book!

The story starts with Nora, who is a school counsellor for high school aged children finds herself with Ivy who is dealing with intense grief after her mother’s death and a father who is a famous music producer in Nashville that is always busy (too busy it seems to be with his daughter who until her death had been living with her mum. Ivy is doing everything physically possible to get in trouble so she doesn’t have to be in school but she finds herself being with Nora for counselling sessions.

After many previous sessions with other counsellors elsewhere it seems Nora is different as Ivy finds herself turning over a new leaf and is behaving and getting good grades at school. Then when summer break comes Ivy finds herself not wanting to be at home where she will be alone due to her dads work so she leaves in the middle of the night to drive for several hours and turns up on Nora’s holiday home doorstep carrying a duffle bag – so much for a relaxing week break away from it all to spend some valued time with her Grandmother.

After a phone call to Ivy’s father telling him when she is ano she is safe can Nora and her Gran begin their holiday or will that all change now they have a guest?

Publish Date 29th April 2025

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2 responses to “My book review of out of the blue by jenny hale”

  1. Adrian Day Avatar
    Adrian Day

    as always interesting!

    loving this review. Something about the way that you word things that intrigues me to want to read more of the books you share your take on. Keep sharing there’s interesting reviews

    following for your next instalment!
    ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️

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    andyambrose

    You can’t judge a book by its cover is so true. This particular book does not sound my type, but I would not have known that from the cover, which is why reviews such as yours are so important in introducing people to a book.

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