Book description
An instant New York Times bestsellerāfrom the award-winning author of the Graceling Realm seriesāabout adventure, grief, storytelling, and finding yourself in a world of seemingly infinite choices.
"A wild gift for readers who like books that take them to unexpected places."āMelissa Albert, author of The Hazel Wood
Jane has livedā¦
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1 author picked Jane, Unlimited as one of their favorite books. Why do they recommend it?
Jane, Unlimited is a marvelously constructed book that focuses on Jane, a girl grieving her aunt and making umbrellas, who gets an invitation to a mysterious island mansion. I am here for all mysterious island mansion books. This estate is named Tu Reviensā"You come backā in French. That is, of course, a clue to the premise. There are a couple of possible love interests, but itās not a love triangle and I donāt think it would annoy the people who are dead set against triangles.
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