Title: A Definite Keeper
Product review: "Letters in the Attic" is a witty and charming coming-of-age novel that will have readers wishing that they were just as feisty and mature as twelve-year-old protagonist Lizzy (or Elizabeth, as she'd really prefer to be called!) when they were pre-teens. After Lizzy's father leaves her sensitive, but beautiful mother for a hatcheck girl, the mother and daughter duo travel to New York to stay with Lizzy's grandparents.Against the backdrop of all the terrors and trivialities that accompany middle school, Lizzy McMann comes to terms with her burgeoning sexuality and helpless attraction to Eva, a dyslexic eight-grade beauty, as well as playing matchmaker for her own mother. Shinko's debut novel is humorous and passionate, a book to read over again and again.
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