Girl from Nowhere

I spotted this young adult novel on Instagram, and immediately requested it from the library. Girl from Nowhere is a debut novel by Tiffany Rosenhan is a fantastic read. It was so good that I wish there were more like it.

This story is a relatively easy read which follows the life of a teenager who has just moved to a small town in America after some kind of trauma, which we don't have a full view of at the beginning of the story. I don't want to spoil the plot for you, but I can compare the story to Bourne Identity type stories, which I have not read yet - this book made me want to read those.

I can tell you that once you reach half way, you should ensure that you have nowhere important to be because you will not be able to put it down until you have read the whole thing.

I would say that this is appropriate for older teenagers, and definitely adults. I hope your library has a copy.

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