
This middle-grade novel introduces Natalie and Annie, two girls who form a quick friendship and decide to spend their summer spying on their neighbors. What starts as an innocent game escalates when their discoveries are shared with the neighborhood, leading to unforeseen consequences. The story explores themes of friendship, the complexities of secrets, and the delicate balance between curiosity and privacy. It's a thoughtful read for children navigating social dynamics and understanding the impact of their actions.
A delightful middle-grade novel from a first-time author, this story recounts the beginning of Natalie and Annie's friendship and the summer they decide to spy on their neighbors. Natalie and Annie become friends and decide to spend their summer spying on their neighbors. What begins as a game turns serious when their findings are revealed to the neighborhood, and when the girls discover unexpected things about each other. While the girls learn that it's sometimes helpful to reveal secrets, they also learn a lesson about the importance of privacy.