Lie Tree I have to admit is a very boring book in the first 70 pages. You will completely want to just through the book away and stomp on it. It is a complex novel with very dry adjectives , verbs, and parts of speech. Soon during the book you will realize that a lie is a murderous tool. It will get so int resting you won't want to put it down.
The Lie Tree
By Frances Hardinge
Interest Level | Reading Level | Reading A-Z | ATOS | Word Count |
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Grades 9 - 12 | n/a | n/a | n/a | n/a |
Read this thought-provoking, critically acclaimed novel (6 starred reviews!!!) from Frances Hardinge, winner of the Costa Book of the Year, Costa Children's Book Award, and Horn Book-Boston Globe Award.
Faith Sunderly leads a double life. To most people, she is reliable, dull, trustworthy—a proper young lady who knows her place as inferior to men. But inside, Faith is full of questions and curiosity, and she cannot resist mysteries: an unattended envelope, an unlocked door. She knows secrets no one suspects her of knowing. She knows that her family moved to the close-knit island of Vane because her famous scientist father was fleeing a reputation-destroying scandal. And she knows, when her father is discovered dead shortly thereafter, that he was murdered.
Faith Sunderly leads a double life. To most people, she is reliable, dull, trustworthy—a proper young lady who knows her place as inferior to men. But inside, Faith is full of questions and curiosity, and she cannot resist mysteries: an unattended envelope, an unlocked door. She knows secrets no one suspects her of knowing. She knows that her family moved to the close-knit island of Vane because her famous scientist father was fleeing a reputation-destroying scandal. And she knows, when her father is discovered dead shortly thereafter, that he was murdered.
In pursuit of justice and revenge, Faith hunts through her father’s possessions and discovers a strange tree. The tree bears fruit only when she whispers a lie to it. The fruit of the tree, when eaten, delivers a hidden truth. The tree might hold the key to her father’s murder—or it may lure the murderer directly to Faith herself. Frances Hardinge is the author of many acclaimed novels, including Cuckoo Song, which earned five starred reviews.
Publisher: Amulet Paperbacks
ISBN-13: 9781419726415
ISBN-10: 1419726412
Published on 9/19/2017
Binding: Paperback
Number of pages: 400
Book Reviews (2)
I really loved this book. I was very hooked and into the book. The first 20 pages were very boring, but as the story progressed, it grabbed my attention