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elizabethh724 's review for:
I Killed Zoe Spanos
by Kit Frick
Wow. If you are looking for a YA thriller that appeals to teens and adults this summer, look no further. Anna Cicconi is a recent HS graduate of Bay Ridge in Brooklyn and has taken a summer job of being a nanny to a 7 -8 year old girl Paisley who lives in a tony village in the Hamptons with her well to do hard working parents. Anna has quit drinking because of blackouts. As people mistake her for a missing girl, Zoe Spanos, she starts to have memories of Zoe she should not have. For some reason, listening to a podcast by a local teenager Martina, Anna thinks she is responsible for Zoe's death. She confesses which puts a kabosh in her college plans.
There are several potential suspects in Zoe's disappearance. I was definitely surprised by the reveal. A lot makes sense at the end, although it was slightly anticlimactic. Anna's resemblance to Zoe, I figured out somewhere into the book. This book hovers somewhere between 4.0 and 4.3 out of 5. It definitely made me crave ice cream, the beach and lemon spritzes.
There are several potential suspects in Zoe's disappearance. I was definitely surprised by the reveal. A lot makes sense at the end, although it was slightly anticlimactic. Anna's resemblance to Zoe, I figured out somewhere into the book. This book hovers somewhere between 4.0 and 4.3 out of 5. It definitely made me crave ice cream, the beach and lemon spritzes.