Yours Truly, (Paperback)

from lillibrary

Epistolary novel in which "Zoe" shares her story with a Texas death row inmate about a murder she was responsible for. The letters are written over the course of the school year and end shortly after the one year memorial service. Zoe relates both the heady events of the previous year--when she m...

from fishgirl182

One thing I can say for Ketchup Clouds is that it's definitely a unique read and I can't think of another book quite like it. Ketchup Clouds is told from the point of view of Zoe (an alias), a teenager suffering from debilitating guilt. From what, we're not exactly sure. Zoe decides to share her ...

from sleahey

Zoe decides to correspond with a a man on death row for killing his wife because she is overwhelmed by her own guilt over the death of her boyfriend a year earlier. During most of the exchange of letters, the reader does not really know which boy has died or how it happened. since Zoe describes t...

from earthforms

So, I struggled with this one. Most of the book was fine, but I could not get over the fact Max took the cellphone picture without her consent and sent it to someone else, who then sent it to the school. Then it was just barely glanced over. Like, what? No one in the school even seemed to care, a...

from elkiedee

Zoe feels guilty, really really guilty. She has done something wicked, and has been unable to tell anyone else her story. So she tells it all in a series of confessional letters to a prisoner on Death Row in the US. I wasn't sure about this initial premise, actually, that someone Zoe's age would ...