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Book Review of Thistle And Twigg

Thistle And Twigg
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Each chapter alternately is from one of the two best friends perspective. As normal, the situation is shared -but the view and remembering the details is generally a bit different. Humor, smarts, and friendship are interwoven throughout the book.

The two ladies are opposites in many ways, yet find a way to respect each other and their differences - just like best friends.

Jane has the ability to see things that others cannot (a touch of paranormal), and has some skills that give her confidence & the ability to remain calm in any situation.

Pheobe is loud in both her appearance and being outspoken. She is willing to jump into new situations and take on about anything exciting. Not the quiet somber grandmother type at all!

It has a bit of everything. Mystery, suspense, strange yet interesting characters, a little American Indian lore, and all set in a beautiful location (which is make believe).

The only draw back to this book, is that it is not part of a series.