Punto de Encuentro (Editorial Everest): Un Verano Para Morir (Edition 2) (Paperback)

from marilynpx2014

A Summer to Die is a story about the relationship of a girl named Meg and her sister. In the story, Meg is the type of person who concentrates harder on winning pointless games, like Monopoly, while Molly is the type who focuses harder on things like becoming a cheerleader. Meg is jealous of Moll...

from atreic

Although the title makes it sound like a horror story, this book is actually the sad story of the summer Meg's older sister Molly dies of leukaemia. As an adult reader, Meg is so naive for so long about her sisters illness... but maybe her denial is the point of the story. (It's not the story the...

from thnguyen

Margaret Chalmers is telling the story but everyone calls her Meg. Meg is 13 years old and she moves away to a little house in the middle of no where in the country. Her parents, her older sister, Molly, and her move so that her dad can finish his book in peace with no distraction from his studen...

from Aneesah88

Golly! I had this book on my mind recently for some reason. I probably read it about 30 years ago but thinking about it and all the other Lois Lowry books I read way back when (I freakin' LOVED the Anastasia series) made me realize how much I have ALWAYS loved reading. Sure, my taste has morphed ...

from Pottery

This book will never get old. The morals still live on for me, and I first read it at age 11...I have re-read it countless times and tears come every single read. Meg is so relatable and Lowry writes in such a simple style that the sadness is amplified when Molly becomes so ill. You must read this.