![]() ![]() Few adults would be as brave as Annabelle, and her innocent wisdom touches your heart. Annabelle is soulful and full of childish truth – it’s what drives her to seek justice no matter what. Middle grade readers will be drawn to Annabelle’s heart and courage, young adult readers to the mystery, and adults to the crushing dam of emotion Wolk skillfully portrays. WOLF HOLLOW is a beautifully written, heart-wrenching book for readers of all ages. But things are dicey in Wolf Hollow, and it’s only a matter of time before the truth will out. Annabelle knows Toby had nothing to do with Betty’s disappearance, and attempts to right a slew of unjust accusations to keep him free and safe. He’s a World War I veteran who keeps to himself in his little shack. Then Betty turns up missing, and everyone begins to suspect Toby. Betty’s true colors branch out to violate others, including Annabelle’s little brother and an innocent girl from school. ![]() Some people live to make others miserable.īetty is a bully, threatening Annabelle and her brothers. But when Betty Glengarry moves to town, Annabelle quickly learns that some people aren’t happy. Between her brothers, school and chores around the house, she keeps busy. ![]() Annabelle, a girl from a small town in rural Pennsylvania, is happy on her little farm. “The year I turned twelve, I learned how to lie.” A brilliant first line to a brilliant novel. What to expect: Social justice issues, growing up, mystery ![]() The Children’s Book Review | September 22, 2016 Wolf Hollow ![]()
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