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Can't Wait Wednesday -Lucy Clark Will Not Apologize

 

Hi! Can't-Wait Wednesday is hosted by Tressa @wishfulendings.com. This meme is inspired by Waiting on Wednesday which was hosted by Jill @breakingthespine. This meme highlights a book, usually unpublished, that we can't wait for. Today I am highlighting a book coming out next year called Lucy Clark Will Not Apologize by  Margo Rabb. All information comes from Goodreads. 


Title: Lucy Clark Will Not Apologize

Author: Margo Rabb

Genre: YA Contemporary

  Expected Release Date: May 11th, 2021

Summary

"Sixteen-year-old Lucy Clark has just been suspended from boarding school. Suddenly without a place to stay for the remaining three months of the semester, she’s sent to live with a cousin in the West Village neighborhood of New York City. Her new job: to care for Edith Fox, an elderly millionaire, and help her tend a secret garden in the middle of the city. But Edith has another task for Lucy—Edith believes someone is trying to murder her, and she enlists her young assistant to help protect her.

Can Lucy prevent Edith’s murder and save her life? Or is there no murderer at all, and Edith simply losing her mind?

Part coming-of-age story, part mystery, and part modern-day Secret Garden, twists and turns abound in LUCY CLARK WILL NOT APOLOGIZE as the heroine starts her life over, finds her voice, and attempts to unravel the puzzles of her new world and her own heart."

Why

I saw this book on a Tumblr blog, and I knew I needed to add it to my TBR and feature it today. I love a good YA Contemporary, and this one seems like something I will love.  I know the story of The Secret Garden, and I plan to read the book before this comes out. I can't wait to get to know Lucy better.   


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  1. Maya @ HerbookishdesiresOctober 28, 2020 at 9:04 AM

    This seems like it'll be a great book! The cover is beautiful as well!

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  2. Literary FelineOctober 28, 2020 at 10:51 AM

    There's so much to like about this book--a secret garden, a mystery, and a coming of age story. I can see why you want to read it! I may have to as well. I hope you love it when it comes out!

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  3. Stephanie @ BookfeverOctober 28, 2020 at 11:54 AM

    I hope you'll enjoy this book! :D

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