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Annie LeBlanc Is Not Dead Yet by Molly Morris
adventurous
emotional
funny
hopeful
inspiring
lighthearted
mysterious
reflective
medium-paced
- Plot- or character-driven? Plot
- Strong character development? Yes
- Loveable characters? Yes
- Diverse cast of characters? Yes
- Flaws of characters a main focus? No
4.75
Annie LeBlanc is Not Dead Yet is a heartwarming and enchanting listen that beautifully blends the whimsical with the profound. It was narrated with a perfect blend of humor and emotional depth, this audiobook transports listeners to the quirky town of Lennon, California, where the impossible becomes possible every ten years.
Wilson Moss’s journey to bring back her ex-best friend Annie is both captivating and deeply emotional. The story starts with an intriguing premise: a town contest allowing one person to return from the dead for thirty days. Wilson’s determination to revive Annie, despite the bitterness of their past, sets the stage for a story filled with wonder, friendship, and unexpected revelations.
The charm of this story lies not only in its unique plot but also in its fascinating characters. Wilson’s earnest efforts to reconnect with Annie, and the hope of possibly extending her stay, pull at the heartstrings. The narrative is further enriched by the complex dynamics with Ryan, their third best friend. It was truly heartwarming to see Ryan and Wilson find their way back to each other. Their beautiful reconciliation is a highlight of the story, offering a touching portrayal of friendship and love rekindled after misunderstandings and time apart.
The audiobook’s narration captures the essence of the story beautifully, bringing out the quirks of Lennon, the urgency of Wilson trying to fix her friendships, and the delicate balance between past grievances and present hopes. The voice acting adds a delightful layer to the already engaging narrative, making it easy to get lost in the tale.
What makes Annie LeBlanc is Not Dead Yet particularly special is its ability to intertwine lighthearted moments with deeper reflections on life, death, and what it means to truly be alive. The cute and funny interactions among the characters are a joy to listen to, and the unfolding mystery about Annie's past will keep you hooked until the very end.
I would’ve have loved for the story to give us more details about Annie during her time away during junior year. I did love the very ending of the book when Annie finally fulfills her dream to see the rainforest.
Overall, the audio was such a touching experience to listen to. A true testament to the power of friendship and the lengths one will go to keep our loved ones close.
Wilson Moss’s journey to bring back her ex-best friend Annie is both captivating and deeply emotional. The story starts with an intriguing premise: a town contest allowing one person to return from the dead for thirty days. Wilson’s determination to revive Annie, despite the bitterness of their past, sets the stage for a story filled with wonder, friendship, and unexpected revelations.
The charm of this story lies not only in its unique plot but also in its fascinating characters. Wilson’s earnest efforts to reconnect with Annie, and the hope of possibly extending her stay, pull at the heartstrings. The narrative is further enriched by the complex dynamics with Ryan, their third best friend. It was truly heartwarming to see Ryan and Wilson find their way back to each other. Their beautiful reconciliation is a highlight of the story, offering a touching portrayal of friendship and love rekindled after misunderstandings and time apart.
The audiobook’s narration captures the essence of the story beautifully, bringing out the quirks of Lennon, the urgency of Wilson trying to fix her friendships, and the delicate balance between past grievances and present hopes. The voice acting adds a delightful layer to the already engaging narrative, making it easy to get lost in the tale.
What makes Annie LeBlanc is Not Dead Yet particularly special is its ability to intertwine lighthearted moments with deeper reflections on life, death, and what it means to truly be alive. The cute and funny interactions among the characters are a joy to listen to, and the unfolding mystery about Annie's past will keep you hooked until the very end.
I would’ve have loved for the story to give us more details about Annie during her time away during junior year. I did love the very ending of the book when Annie finally fulfills her dream to see the rainforest.
Overall, the audio was such a touching experience to listen to. A true testament to the power of friendship and the lengths one will go to keep our loved ones close.