by Carolee Dean
Published by: Simon Pulse
Released on: October 2, 2012
Hardcover
374 Pages
Rating:4/5
Forget Me Not is deep, twisting around life, hidden secrets of reality, and the truth. We meet Ally who isn't quite what you would suspect. Yes, she is an average girl, but when she meets the others in the hallway at school that is off limits, she finds herself learning more and more, all the while ending up more confused with the riddles and games the others around her like to play.
It's Elijah that might be able to make a real difference in Ally's life. He's been in that hallway and has escaped it and the evil that resides there. He knows first hand what Ally is about to give her life to. He knows that she's about to make the biggest mistake ever. Elijah is her only hope of survival, but she has to want it.
If you love novels that are written in verse, this one's for you.
Received for review purposes from the publisher.
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This book sounds really interesting. I have never read a book written in verse. I have listened to audiobooks of them and I'm okay with that, but I think I would have a hard time reading it myself. Maybe not though. Great review!