β Scribed by Quinn, Kate Karyus
No coin nor oath required. For personal study only.
Think twice before you make a wish in this imaginative, twisted, and witty new novel from the author of Another Little Piece.
When Lennie brings a few jars of her unclesβ moonshine to Michaela Gordonβs house party, she has everyone who drinks it make a wish. Itβs tradition. So is the toast her uncles taught her: βMay all your wishes come true, or at least just this one.β
The thing is, those words arenβt just a tradition. The next morning, every wishβno matter how crazyβcomes true. And most of them turn out bad. But once granted, a wish canβt be unmade . . .
Wishes -- Teen fiction
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