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Author: Suzanne LaFleur
Author: Suzanne LaFleur
Review by: Delayne Disanza
Review by: Delayne Disanza
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Synopsis
Synopsis
Elise is a middle school student and takes on middle school with her best friend Franklin. Elise lives with her aunt and uncle; her mother died when Elise was just a baby. Years after, her father died as well so Elise was adopted by her aunt and uncle. Every year on Elise's birthday she receives a letter from her uncle, but was left behind by her father. This year on her birthday, the letter was different. Her father had mentioned a key to the old barn house. How will she get these doors unlocked? Dive in to find out.
Elise is a middle school student and takes on middle school with her best friend Franklin. Elise lives with her aunt and uncle; her mother died when Elise was just a baby. Years after, her father died as well so Elise was adopted by her aunt and uncle. Every year on Elise's birthday she receives a letter from her uncle, but was left behind by her father. This year on her birthday, the letter was different. Her father had mentioned a key to the old barn house. How will she get these doors unlocked? Dive in to find out.
Rating
Rating
Eight Keys deserves 5 stars because it involves an emotional appeal. This book allows the reader to connect with the characters, and maybe if relate to the characters. Overall, it was a very well written. 5 stars have been well earned.
Eight Keys deserves 5 stars because it involves an emotional appeal. This book allows the reader to connect with the characters, and maybe if relate to the characters. Overall, it was a very well written. 5 stars have been well earned.
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