The path through the trees

I enjoyed reading this book as it has very fascinating plot. Each character has their unique characteristics and behavior. More importantly, who is the mysterious boy that appears to be watching the Ontario mansion when Norah Bingham was staying there for Christmas? << Now that was the first thing I wanted to know when I started to read the book. 

I learned that the boy's name was Jody. But I had no idea why he's there and what does he want to do with Norah. The suspense built when Becca and Andrew, Norah's cousins arrived to Aunt Caroline's house for Christmas too. Now speaking of Aunt Caroline, she's a very odd elderly woman who doesn't really welcome company and it's obvious through her actions and words that she is hiding something. The puzzle gets trickier when finally Norah met Jody in person, talked to him and saw him with her own eyes. Even though that really did happen, she is not certain if Jody's a real person himself because no one has ever seen him but her. A certain twist of event had piece the whole story together in a more sensible one. Turns out it's a whole complicated family issue that had to be revealed. Therefore, this is a recommended book for teenagers. I don't want to be a spoiler, so I'll leave it to you to look up and read the good book!

Signing out for now.