The Girl in White
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Summary
Sweet Molly once lived in Eastport
Sweet Molly once loved the sea
Sweet Molly lost Liam to the shadows
Now Sweet Molly is coming for ye …
Mallory hasn't quite adapted to life in her new town of Eastport yet。 Maybe it's because everyone is obsessed with keeping the town's reputation as one of the most haunted places to visit。
And thanks to the nightmares she's had since arriving， Mallory is having a hard time sleeping。 Combined with the unsettling sensation of being watched and losing chunks of time， she’s worried that maybe the ghost stories she’s been quick to dismiss might actually be real。
When Mallory has a terrifying encounter with the same old woman from her dreams， she's not sure what to do。 With Eastport gearing up to celebrate the anniversary of their first recorded legend Mallory is forced to investigate the one legend she's always secretly been afraid of 。 。 。 Sweet Molly。
Sweet Molly once loved the sea
Sweet Molly lost Liam to the shadows
Now Sweet Molly is coming for ye …
Mallory hasn't quite adapted to life in her new town of Eastport yet。 Maybe it's because everyone is obsessed with keeping the town's reputation as one of the most haunted places to visit。
And thanks to the nightmares she's had since arriving， Mallory is having a hard time sleeping。 Combined with the unsettling sensation of being watched and losing chunks of time， she’s worried that maybe the ghost stories she’s been quick to dismiss might actually be real。
When Mallory has a terrifying encounter with the same old woman from her dreams， she's not sure what to do。 With Eastport gearing up to celebrate the anniversary of their first recorded legend Mallory is forced to investigate the one legend she's always secretly been afraid of 。 。 。 Sweet Molly。
Reviews
Barb
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Lindsay Currie does it again with THE GIRL IN WHITE， giving readers a truly chilling ghost story sure to delight anyone who enjoys a good spine-tingler。 This middle-grade ghost story features a young girl who is still adjusting moving from her Chicago home to a waterfront town on the eastern coast where everyone is obsessed with the town's ghostly history。 Even though Mallory and her family have lived in Eastport for a while a now， she's having a rough time。 She's plagued by nightmares and when Lindsay Currie does it again with THE GIRL IN WHITE， giving readers a truly chilling ghost story sure to delight anyone who enjoys a good spine-tingler。 This middle-grade ghost story features a young girl who is still adjusting moving from her Chicago home to a waterfront town on the eastern coast where everyone is obsessed with the town's ghostly history。 Even though Mallory and her family have lived in Eastport for a while a now， she's having a rough time。 She's plagued by nightmares and when she has a terrifying sleepwalking experience， she knows something isn't right。 Mallory teams up with her next door neighbor and two best friends to solve the mystery of why she's being haunted by a 200 year old ghost。 THE GIRL IN WHITE has it all， mystery， jump-scares， creepy ghosts， and life-and-death situations。 It also has a likable cast， especially Mallory。 This is definitely a must-read for anyone who loves a good ghost story， and with Halloween right around the corner， it's perfect！ 。。。more
Trish
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This book is a great scary mystery written for middle grades！ I loved the friendships between the main characters as they worked together to solve the wild events happening in Eastport。
Robyn Murphy
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I bought this for my classroom， and I’m glad I sat down to read it first。 It is a solid ghost story filled with chills and thrills。 It is geared toward young readers， 8-12， and I can see it being read as part of spooky season family book club。 Some imagery may be intense for younger， more sensitive readers， but I would have definitely enjoyed this as a kid。
Shauna Morrison
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I love that Mallory develops a fantastic group of friends that are willing to hear what she has to say about her nightmares and her thoughts and that together the group of them try to solve the mystery presented by Sweet Molly。 I can see why Mallory does not enjoy moving to this slightly strange town that is determined to celebrate every curse and ghoul that has ever plagued Eastport。 I would love living in this town， as Halloween is by far my favorite holiday and I would have my decorations up I love that Mallory develops a fantastic group of friends that are willing to hear what she has to say about her nightmares and her thoughts and that together the group of them try to solve the mystery presented by Sweet Molly。 I can see why Mallory does not enjoy moving to this slightly strange town that is determined to celebrate every curse and ghoul that has ever plagued Eastport。 I would love living in this town， as Halloween is by far my favorite holiday and I would have my decorations up as soon as possible。 Looking forward to reading more books from Lindsay Currie。 。。。more
Lauren
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Loved this spooky middle grade novel。
Ashley *Booksbrewsandbarks*
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3。5 rounding up to 4。
Shania
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Lindsay Currie writes the spooky books that ten year old me would have gobbled up！There's something about a middle grade ghost story that just makes my heart happy。 I think it's because when I was a kid I absolutely loved a good story that would creep me out and deliver the perfect spooky vibes。 Now as an adult， they bring me the nostalgia of my favourite spooky seasons growing up。Mallory is an aspiring photographer who isn't very fond of the legend-obsessed town her parents have moved her to。 G Lindsay Currie writes the spooky books that ten year old me would have gobbled up！There's something about a middle grade ghost story that just makes my heart happy。 I think it's because when I was a kid I absolutely loved a good story that would creep me out and deliver the perfect spooky vibes。 Now as an adult， they bring me the nostalgia of my favourite spooky seasons growing up。Mallory is an aspiring photographer who isn't very fond of the legend-obsessed town her parents have moved her to。 Ghosts， old legends， and all things creepy， 365 days a year？ No thank you。 But when Mary， the legendary ghost that the town devotes an entire parade to every month， starts interrupting her life and causing her to do weird things she doesn't remember， she can no longer ignore her。 Along with her friends， both old and new， Mallory must figure out what Mary wants before she makes the whole town pay。If you or any of the children in your life like October， old legends， ghost stories， or tales of revenge， this is a great book to pick up。 This is the second year I have enjoyed a Lindsay Currie book during autumn and I think it will be a tradition that I continue。Thank you to Netgalley， Sourcebooks Kids， and Lindsay Currie for providing me with an e-ARC in exchange for an honest review。 。。。more
Morgan Maes
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It’s not the worst book I’ve ever read， but it isn’t the best。 There were some typos at the end which really kinda bugged me？ Not the books fault。 Seemed a little slow and repetitive in some spots， but overall was a good little read。 Just not what I expected， I guess！
Ekta
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A trio of skeptical middle schoolers encounters a series of strange events in their spooky town， which leave them wondering if ghosts are real。 As the friends start investigating the incidents， they realize they may be up against something even more challenging: the unwavering belief of adults that kids don’t know anything。 Author Lindsay Currie gives readers a delightfully spooky novel with protagonists that， at times， feel older than their stated ages in her newest release The Girl in White。Ma A trio of skeptical middle schoolers encounters a series of strange events in their spooky town， which leave them wondering if ghosts are real。 As the friends start investigating the incidents， they realize they may be up against something even more challenging: the unwavering belief of adults that kids don’t know anything。 Author Lindsay Currie gives readers a delightfully spooky novel with protagonists that， at times， feel older than their stated ages in her newest release The Girl in White。Mallory Denton still can’t get over the fact that she and her parents have moved to Eastport， Massachusetts。 The seaside town is small compared to her home of Chicago， although Eastport has something Chicago does not: the reputation for being the most haunted town in America。 Long-time residents do what they can to attract ghost-hunting tourists， including a monthly Halloween parade and promoting the story of local ghost Sweet Molly， also known as the Girl in White。It's bad enough that everyone else buys into the cursed-town shtick， but Mallory’s parents are right there with them。 They left their busy corporate jobs in Chicago to run a restaurant in Eastport where Mallory’s dad is constantly inventing new dishes with Halloween-themed names and her mom plays hostess by telling ghost stories。 It’s all a little silly and over the top， and even after a year Mallory wants to go back to the Windy City。Having good friends in her new school helps。 Mallory doesn’t know what she’d do without Bri and Emmie， even if Bri’s acting skills make her more melodramatic than necessary and Emmie gets into trouble a lot。 It’s only because Emmie is bound and determined to disprove all of the ridiculous legends around Eastport。 Even though she got into major trouble with her parents the last time she did it， Emmie isn’t going to quit。Maybe， if Mallory could get a good night’s sleep， things would seem better。 Lately she’s been having nightmares about an old lady， and she’s also started sleepwalking。 That really scares her， until she meets next-door neighbor and classmate Joshua who says he’s been experiencing the same things。 Mallory is still weirded out， but she feels better knowing she’s not alone。With Emmie and Joshua by her side， Mallory decides she needs to figure out just why she’s having these nightmares。 Soon enough， it becomes clear that the nightmares are related to Sweet Molly and the upcoming anniversary of her brother’s death。 It’s October， and Eastport is planning an especially big deal for the monthly parade and the anniversary。 Mallory and her friends don’t think that’s such a good idea， especially because it seems like Molly’s goal is to stop all of these Halloween-based shenanigans or else。Author Lindsay Currie settles with ease into the plot and the friendships between Mallory， Emmie， and Joshua。 The relationship between Mallory and Emmie feels natural and organic; readers will have no trouble seeing how they’ve been friends for so long， which provides a wonderful contrast to the new friendship with Joshua。 A subplot about how to treat friendships with care is also thoughtfully executed。Currie dials up the mystery and paranormal elements at a steady pace， and target readers will be eager to find out what happens to Mallory and her friends。 The climax builds in a way that feels earned， although the final scenes of the book during the resolution do feel rushed。 Readers might find themselves scratching their heads at how smoothly everything comes together once Mallory and company solve the mystery。Also， despite repeated assertions that the kids are 12 years， they look， talk， and act at least 14。 The naivete that comes with kids in the earlier portion of middle school is missing。 As the book progresses and the kids in the novel start to figure out the elements behind Sweet Molly’s haunting， this sense that they’re older than 12 becomes more solidified。For the most part， the book delivers on the premise it offers: a spooky tale about a spooky town and the kids who try to solve a mystery， even if it means retracting their own skepticism。 Those who enjoy Halloween-themed stories will definitely enjoy this one。 。。。more
Martha
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3。5 starsSince Mallory moved to Eastport， a town obsessed with Halloween and spooky local tales， she's been frustrated by the town's most-haunted-place-ever tourist trap。 She doesn't believe in ghosts and curses。 However， she discovers there may be truth to one of the tales when she is haunted by the girl in white， Sweet Molly。 She sets out with her friends to discover how to break the curse。This was a nice book and I think it will be popular for the intended target audience。 I liked the mystery 3。5 starsSince Mallory moved to Eastport， a town obsessed with Halloween and spooky local tales， she's been frustrated by the town's most-haunted-place-ever tourist trap。 She doesn't believe in ghosts and curses。 However， she discovers there may be truth to one of the tales when she is haunted by the girl in white， Sweet Molly。 She sets out with her friends to discover how to break the curse。This was a nice book and I think it will be popular for the intended target audience。 I liked the mystery surrounding it and it was a perfect book for autumn。 As someone who loves Halloween though， I found it annoying that Mallory hated the festivities and the spookiness of Eastport。 I thought it seemed a pretty cool place to live！ Some parts were a bit tedious and repetitive but overall this was the perfect book to get in the autumnal/Halloween spirit。 。。。more
Nikki
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3。75*
Bridget Vollmer
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Lindsay does it again！ I love all of her spooky middle grade books。 I wish Eastport was a real town- I would move there in a heartbeat。 Perfect read for this time of year。
Hope Hunter
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Mallory moved from busy Chicago to the small town of Eastport， Massachusetts where it is Halloween all the time， as it is billed as the most haunted city in the U。S。 Since arriving Mallory has problems sleeping， and quickly finds out her neighbor， also a transplant to Eastport， can't sleep either。 Mallory and friends have to find a way to appease the ghost of Sweet Mary before the town's celebration of Molly's brother's tragic seafaring death。Currie has a way with ghost stories！ Definitely creep Mallory moved from busy Chicago to the small town of Eastport， Massachusetts where it is Halloween all the time， as it is billed as the most haunted city in the U。S。 Since arriving Mallory has problems sleeping， and quickly finds out her neighbor， also a transplant to Eastport， can't sleep either。 Mallory and friends have to find a way to appease the ghost of Sweet Mary before the town's celebration of Molly's brother's tragic seafaring death。Currie has a way with ghost stories！ Definitely creepy and very appealing to middle school students。 I think this is probably my favorite of hers so far。 Great readers advisory recommendation for middle grade students who are Mary Downing Hahn fans。 。。。more
Alexis
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Another fantastic spooky novel from Lindsay Currie！ Thank you Sourcebooks and Lindsay for sharing a copy to read and review。 Currie has quickly become a crowd favorite for spooky stories and it is really exciting to see more books by her hitting the shelves！ I'll admit。。。this one was quite creepy！ I loved the ghost story， the history， the mystery， and the unlikely friendships。 Another fantastic spooky novel from Lindsay Currie！ Thank you Sourcebooks and Lindsay for sharing a copy to read and review。 Currie has quickly become a crowd favorite for spooky stories and it is really exciting to see more books by her hitting the shelves！ I'll admit。。。this one was quite creepy！ I loved the ghost story， the history， the mystery， and the unlikely friendships。 。。。more
Melanie Dulaney
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Middle grade readers looking for a creepy ghost story in a realistic setting will be thrilled with Lindsay Currie’s latest book。 The usual horror tropes are included: a tormented ghost looking for revenge on those who wronged her， tormented humans who must set the record straight， storms， a trance or two， and even some frozen in time moments。 But Currie’s town of Eastport， main characters Mallory， Emmie， and Joshua plus outstanding descriptive passages give this a fresh feel and won’t disappoint Middle grade readers looking for a creepy ghost story in a realistic setting will be thrilled with Lindsay Currie’s latest book。 The usual horror tropes are included: a tormented ghost looking for revenge on those who wronged her， tormented humans who must set the record straight， storms， a trance or two， and even some frozen in time moments。 But Currie’s town of Eastport， main characters Mallory， Emmie， and Joshua plus outstanding descriptive passages give this a fresh feel and won’t disappoint most readers in grades 4-8。 Text is free of sexual content and profanity and physical violence is sparse。 Tension， however， stays high from beginning until the satisfying conclusion。 A “first-choice” selection for libraries。Thanks for the digital arc， Edelweiss Above the Treeline。 。。。more
plainzt
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A twelve-year-old girl named Mallory lives in Eastport， Massachusetts， also known as the most cursed city in the USA。 Her parents own a restaurant that especially thrives during the best month of the year， Halloween month。 However， Mallory is not very fond of this strange and spooky city。 Then mysterious things start to happen。 She has the same dream almost every single night and feels watched even when she can’t see anyone。 Mallory discovers she has bigger problems to solve as the story progres A twelve-year-old girl named Mallory lives in Eastport， Massachusetts， also known as the most cursed city in the USA。 Her parents own a restaurant that especially thrives during the best month of the year， Halloween month。 However， Mallory is not very fond of this strange and spooky city。 Then mysterious things start to happen。 She has the same dream almost every single night and feels watched even when she can’t see anyone。 Mallory discovers she has bigger problems to solve as the story progresses。 The narrative's idea is appealing， but I don't believe it was executed adequately。 I had a lot of issues with some parts of the plot。 For instance， Molly's parents' insensibility at the beginning of the book， while she was going through all these terrifying events， felt out of the ordinary。 Other characters have little to no development。If this had not been ARC， I would have stopped reading somewhere in the middle。 Children could enjoy its simplicity， but I've read better books that have more creative merit。Many thanks to NetGalley and SOURCEBOOKS Kids， Sourcebooks Young Readers for providing an Advanced Reader Copy of this book for reviewers。 。。。more
K。 | Butterflies and Chills
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This was such an entertaining mystery that kept me hooked all the way！ I really enjoyed the whole town spooky atmoshphere and how they were all obsessed with legends and curses and the main character and her friends squad were great。 I really liked their dynamics and how they were working together to try to figure out what's going on！ The family business Mal's parents had with the restaurant was a nice touch too and I liked seeing her actually having a part time job there。 It's something I haven This was such an entertaining mystery that kept me hooked all the way！ I really enjoyed the whole town spooky atmoshphere and how they were all obsessed with legends and curses and the main character and her friends squad were great。 I really liked their dynamics and how they were working together to try to figure out what's going on！ The family business Mal's parents had with the restaurant was a nice touch too and I liked seeing her actually having a part time job there。 It's something I haven't seen explored too much in MG。 All in all， this was a solid fun spooky middle grade story perfect for fall 💕 I adored the author's writing style and I'm running to read her backlist now hehe *Thanks to Netgalley and Sourcebooks kids for the e-arc* 。。。more
Maren
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Wow！！！ this is the best fall book I've ever read。 DarlingDesi recommended it in her newest video and I was sold from the first moment。 She described the book as Gilmore Girls but make it spooky and middle-grade！ Perfect description！ Mallory's family owns a restaurant， very much like Lukes's diner。 The entire town is built on legends and mysteries and it´s become the town's identity。 The group quickly discovers that something isn't right， so they decide to go on a mystery chase。 The chase leads t Wow！！！ this is the best fall book I've ever read。 DarlingDesi recommended it in her newest video and I was sold from the first moment。 She described the book as Gilmore Girls but make it spooky and middle-grade！ Perfect description！ Mallory's family owns a restaurant， very much like Lukes's diner。 The entire town is built on legends and mysteries and it´s become the town's identity。 The group quickly discovers that something isn't right， so they decide to go on a mystery chase。 The chase leads them through some serious spooky events， where I was for real too scared to put down the book， in fear of Molly coming after me。 It's so easy to read and follow， everyone can read the book！ It´s written beautifully and engaging， but not childish as I often experience middle-grade as an older reader。 It was honestly just perfect！I will definitely not stop talking about this book！Thank you to the publisher and netgalley for an ARC！ 。。。more
Lorelei Savaryn
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A great group of friends， a heartwarming message， and a bunch of good chills - Eastport is a quirky town that may have taken things too far and upset a ghost that haunts the shores。 Kids will devour this latest book from Lindsay Currie！
Joanna Bennett
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RTC。Thank you to the publisher and Netgalley for a complimentary earc to review！ All opinions are my own。
Hunter Mallone
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Thank you so much to NetGalley for letting me read this book！ This was an amazing book。 This book was described to me as Gilmore Girls meets Halloweentown。 I can totally see that。 I would have loved a little more Halloweentown and little less Gilmore Girls。 This book was packed with adventure， mystery， and suspense but not too suspenseful。 It was much fun to read。 I really loved the autumnal feel this book had too。
Kylie
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4。5 starsI flew through this book！ It hooked me right from the first chapter and I was invested the whole way through。I loved the characters。 Our main character Mallory lives is Eastport， MA which is known for it's spooky legends and tourism （think Salem）。 Mallory is so over it。 She didn't grow up in Eastport but recently moved with her parents and I loved her skepticism。 At the same time I also loved her parent's enthusiasm about the legends。 They own a restaurant that shares a wall with a grav 4。5 starsI flew through this book！ It hooked me right from the first chapter and I was invested the whole way through。I loved the characters。 Our main character Mallory lives is Eastport， MA which is known for it's spooky legends and tourism （think Salem）。 Mallory is so over it。 She didn't grow up in Eastport but recently moved with her parents and I loved her skepticism。 At the same time I also loved her parent's enthusiasm about the legends。 They own a restaurant that shares a wall with a graveyard where supposedly one day a coffin burst through the restaurant wall。 Her parents milk that for all it's worth。 I really loved that Mallory's parents were present and supportive of her。 I also loved Mallory's friends Emmie and Bri。 They were also incredibly supportive and just such loving friends。 They were really willing to risk everything for Mallory。Like I said， this book takes place in a town where spooky is everything。 Legends create tourism create money for the town。 Mallory starts dreaming about one of the most well known legends， Sweet Molly。 Then Mallory starts sleepwalking and actually seeing Sweet Molly。 Sweet Molly is out to get her！ Then her next door neighbor Joshua reveals that Molly has been in his dreams too。 Along with Emmie and Bri， Mallory and Joshua need to find out what Molly wants and how they can do it for her。This is a middle grade book， so while it is spooky， it is not scary enough to drive away all younger readers。 It really walks the line between spooky and scary very well and has enough other stuff going on between the scarier scenes to give you a break。 As we go in to spooky season， I will definitely be recommending this book to everyione！ 。。。more
Fifi’s Bookshelf
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A town where everyday is Halloween （basically） and it just happens to have a ghost story and be cursed？ Are you kidding me？ Autumn lovers， if you’re looking for the perfect autumn read to get into a fall mood， you’ve found it。 I have an obsession with cozy east coast towns that remind me of Salem， where it just feels like eternal autumn。 Creepy parades each month featuring a piano with keys actually made of bones， spooky themed hotels using spooky history to draw in tourists， and restaurants off A town where everyday is Halloween （basically） and it just happens to have a ghost story and be cursed？ Are you kidding me？ Autumn lovers， if you’re looking for the perfect autumn read to get into a fall mood， you’ve found it。 I have an obsession with cozy east coast towns that remind me of Salem， where it just feels like eternal autumn。 Creepy parades each month featuring a piano with keys actually made of bones， spooky themed hotels using spooky history to draw in tourists， and restaurants offering “chill up your spine chili” and “boneyard biscuits” are just a few of things that this quaint， historical town has to offer。 Even the local coffee shop is called Cups and Cauldrons。 This is a town that knows how to capitalize on spooks and Halloween to draw in tourists and if this town were real， I would fall for it hook line and sinker。 Jack o lanterns all year round？ A halloween lover’s paradise honestly。 Since sadly autumn （aka the best season） also feels like the shortest season of the year， I rely on books like these to get fall vibes whenever I want them。 This book is the epitome of a cozy fall read。 It made me want to get out my flannels and drink a pumpkin spice latte despite the fact that we are still enduring torturous summer weather。 Since I can’t have the frigid weather I want， I have to read about a town where the weather is bone chilling by early October。 “Today is October first。 It barged in on a gust of chilly air with red and orange leaves on its heels。 Morning fog settled over our narrow streets like a cold， wet blanket， and everyone—and I mean everyone—is already wearing their chunkiest sweaters。 For most people I know， October isn’t just the end of T-shirts and flip-flops; it’s the beginning of the best month of the year。 Halloween month。 The time when Eastport comes to life。” Middle grade horror is GREAT and that is a hill that I will die on。 In the same way that “kids” movies like Coraline or Monster House are geared towards children yet still deliciously creepy and entertaining even for adults， middle grade horror is the same way。 Don’t think it can’t be creepy just because it is targeted towards a younger audience！ Also， it never bogs down its horror with pointless and non scary horror motifs like excessive gore or jump scares。 Which granted， is mostly in movies rather than horror novels， but it’s still annoying。 This book had a quirky innocence to it but still had a deliciously creepy feel with high stakes。 The perfect Halloween read！ Thank you to Netgalley and Sourcebooks for sending me and advanced copy in return for my honest review。 。。。more
Jess
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Absolutely amazing！ Lindsay Currie is one of those authors you just love to read in autumn or during spooky season。 Her books are atmospheric， creepy， and will keep you on the edge of your seat。 This particular one only had one draw back。 I realized what was going on/how to resolve it pretty earlier on， whereas with Scritch Scratch it kept me guessing almost to the end。 That doesn’t take away from the beautiful writing and the moral of the story， which I think is an essential one。 Lindsay Currie Absolutely amazing！ Lindsay Currie is one of those authors you just love to read in autumn or during spooky season。 Her books are atmospheric， creepy， and will keep you on the edge of your seat。 This particular one only had one draw back。 I realized what was going on/how to resolve it pretty earlier on， whereas with Scritch Scratch it kept me guessing almost to the end。 That doesn’t take away from the beautiful writing and the moral of the story， which I think is an essential one。 Lindsay Currie will continue to be an auto read author for me。 Thank you to NetGalley and Sourcebooks Kids for the opportunity to read for review prior to publication。 。。。more
Jovana （NovelOnMyMind）
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I guess that’s part of living in Eastport， though。 According to the locals， everything bad that happens here can be linked to one curse or another。 Themes & vibes: • moody， atmospheric and spooky vibes • small Halloween-all-year town • tormented， vengeful ghost • perfect autumn read • a dash of mysteryThe Girl in White is a spooky， atmospheric middle grade ghost story that is perfect for autumn。 I loved the setting so much - even though it would probably drive Mallory crazy， I wou I guess that’s part of living in Eastport， though。 According to the locals， everything bad that happens here can be linked to one curse or another。 Themes & vibes: • moody， atmospheric and spooky vibes • small Halloween-all-year town • tormented， vengeful ghost • perfect autumn read • a dash of mysteryThe Girl in White is a spooky， atmospheric middle grade ghost story that is perfect for autumn。 I loved the setting so much - even though it would probably drive Mallory crazy， I would totally be one of the tourists in her parents’ restaurant， on the edge of my seat to hear her mother's chilling tales。I liked Mallory。 She was quite relatable in many ways， and someone who was easy to root for。 I also loved the family， friendship and mystery aspects of the story。 Just wish we got more from the ghost。If you want to see my much more in depth review， you can check it out on my book blog NovelOnMyMind。Thank you to Sourcebooks Kids and NetGalley for providing me with an ARC of The Girl in White by Lindsay Currie in exchange for an honest review。 。。。more
Ginette
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Lindsay Currie keeps readers on the edge of their seat as they try to unravel the mysteries surrounding the legend of Sweet Molly。 As Mallory and her friends try to decipher all the clues Sweet Molly leaves for them， time is running out。 Readers will truly enjoy this suspense filled mystery that leaves you wondering at the end of each chapter， what does Sweet Molly want from the town of Eastport？
Dian Achdiani
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Thank you for Netgalley for the eARCEnglish is not my first language， but I love to read English books， especially middle grade。 This is my second Lindsay Currie books after Scritch Scratch。Mallory Dentons' family move from Chicago to small town Eastport， and she had nightmares from the first night they came。 But she keep it for herself， since she saw her parents love the life in Eastport。 Her dad love to cook， and they open a restaurant， with spooky background of course， because everyone at Eas Thank you for Netgalley for the eARCEnglish is not my first language， but I love to read English books， especially middle grade。 This is my second Lindsay Currie books after Scritch Scratch。Mallory Dentons' family move from Chicago to small town Eastport， and she had nightmares from the first night they came。 But she keep it for herself， since she saw her parents love the life in Eastport。 Her dad love to cook， and they open a restaurant， with spooky background of course， because everyone at Eastport want to keep the town's reputation as the most haunted place。Eastport had a legend about Liam， went to sea even in storm， even his sister begged him not to go， and he never come back again。 Story said， the sister， Molly， haunting the town。 And the town commercializing the story！Mallory's not alone， because her neighbor， Joshua， also not native from Eastport， also had nightmares like hers！ Would Mallory， Joshua， and her other friend Emmie & Brianne find out about the nightmares and the legend， Sweet Molly？I love to see they work together to solve this mystery， almost without adult。 And that Converse！ 。。。more
Jessica
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When Mallory finds herself moving from Chicago to small-town Eastport， Massachusetts， she soon discovers that Eastport is more than just a little out there。 Known for its curses， there is one curse in particular that starts to completely upend Mallory's new small-town life。 Plenty creepy and spooky， this is a great atmospheric thriller for young readers。 That being said， this wasn't the best children's novel I've ever read。 The characters （especially Bri and Emmie） fell a little flat at times an When Mallory finds herself moving from Chicago to small-town Eastport， Massachusetts， she soon discovers that Eastport is more than just a little out there。 Known for its curses， there is one curse in particular that starts to completely upend Mallory's new small-town life。 Plenty creepy and spooky， this is a great atmospheric thriller for young readers。 That being said， this wasn't the best children's novel I've ever read。 The characters （especially Bri and Emmie） fell a little flat at times and although this was a quick read， I also felt like the story was just missing something？ Maybe flash-back scenes from Molly's perspective？ Overall it was good， and I know my spooky loving readers will enjoy it！ 。。。more
Amy
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Lindsay Currie knows how to deliver chilling middle grade reads。 Currie's ghostly adventures continue wither newest ghostly installment- The Girl In White。 When Mallory moves to the famously haunted town of Eastport she never expected it to actually be haunted。 The townspeople， the tourists， and even her parents have totally fallen for the legend of Sweet Molly。 Everyone except Mallory。 Until the day Mallory starts loosing track of time time and a ghostly vision starts to haunt her。 Could Sweet Lindsay Currie knows how to deliver chilling middle grade reads。 Currie's ghostly adventures continue wither newest ghostly installment- The Girl In White。 When Mallory moves to the famously haunted town of Eastport she never expected it to actually be haunted。 The townspeople， the tourists， and even her parents have totally fallen for the legend of Sweet Molly。 Everyone except Mallory。 Until the day Mallory starts loosing track of time time and a ghostly vision starts to haunt her。 Could Sweet Molly actually be real？ And if so - what does she want for Mallory？ Adventure， fun and ghostly adventures ensure with an adorable legend obsessed town ， and a young girl who just wants her life to be normal。 Lindsay Currie’s strong writing style is full of atmosphere and heart， relating perfectly to her reading audience。 With strong characters， real problems and positive solutions to the issues that arise， this story explores more than your average ghost story。 Touching on themes of friendship， moving states， and tackling the fear of the unknown。 。。。more
Alise
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A book that provides some genuine creeps。 This horror has great imagery that lends to an overcast， New England setting that is haunted （because what NE town isn’t？）。 But this story excels at being a full mystery on top of a typical defeat the supernatural ghost horror。 The group is tasked with figuring out not only how to stop the entity but what is happening and why。 The author builds some great suspense by revealing one piece at a time before the gang figures out how they are connected。 The ge A book that provides some genuine creeps。 This horror has great imagery that lends to an overcast， New England setting that is haunted （because what NE town isn’t？）。 But this story excels at being a full mystery on top of a typical defeat the supernatural ghost horror。 The group is tasked with figuring out not only how to stop the entity but what is happening and why。 The author builds some great suspense by revealing one piece at a time before the gang figures out how they are connected。 The general quirky town was also great！ The MC is a transplant to NE who is one of two （with her best friend） who doesn’t buy into the haunting stories that make up the towns history （and money）。 Overall a solid story。 My only big complaint was a abrupt ending， but I still loved the story！ 。。。more
Reference
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hathitrust digital library https://babel.hathitrust.org/cgi/ls?q1=The Girl in White&field1=ocr&a=srchls&ft=ft&lmt=ft
The British Library https://bll01.primo.exlibrisgroup.com/discovery/search?query=any,contains,The Girl in White&tab=LibraryCatalog&search_scope=Not_BL_Suppress&vid=44BL_INST:BLL01&lang=en&offset=0