Ask the Passengers, (Paperback)

from stephxsu

Astrid Jones' favorite pastime is to lie on picnic tables, spot planes flying overhead, and send the passengers all her love. She does this because she has no need of love in her life with her messed-up family in small-town Pennsylvania, where neighbors talk about neighbors based on 10% hearsay a...

from amaraduende

What a wonderful group of characters. Wonderfully written, I mean... some of 'em ain't so wonderful, actually. Astrid's struggles with an imperfect family, her quirky ways of dealing (hallucinating a Socrates [whom she calls Frank S so that he'll seem more "huggable"] who gives her stern looks or...

from julie10reads

Astrid Jones desperately wants to confide in someone, but her mother's pushiness and her father's lack of interest tell her they're the last people she can trust. Instead, Astrid spends hours lying on the backyard picnic table watching airplanes fly overhead. She doesn't know the passengers insid...

from PrettyDeadlyReviews

AS King is one of my favorite authors, having won me over 100% with The Dust of 100 Dogs. With every new book, King just keeps getting better and better. I had no idea she had another book on the way, so when ASK THE PASSENGERS was in a swag bag at BEA I had a heart attack! ASK THE PASSENGERS has...

from tielwingsmama

Absolutely loved this book an could not put it down. I literally read for about 7 hours straight, cover to cover. I love the metta that happens in this book when Astrid sends her love to the passengers as well as all of the theories that come up. I also feel that the writer definitely did a well ...