New Year's Grieve / Elizabeth Foscue / Book Review
NEW YEAR'S GRIEVE Jojo had winter break plans. Big plans. Huge plans. Plans that involved long days in the waves, enjoying the wild Pacific surf. And instead, she's on a plane headed east with her mother to snowy North Carolina to start the New Year with her horrible, horrible family. Sure, it's Grandad's ninetieth birthday, but Jojo isn't sure why she has to be there. At least she likes Grandad, and Grandad likes her. That's more than most of the family can say. But when she and her mother arrive in North Carolina, things are worse than she feared. After fishtailing into a snow drift, Jojo and her mom get rescued by none other than Fritz, the boy next door who just so happened to break her heart last summer. Who's coming to the party as well, for some reason. And who really, really wants to talk to her. Jojo's not in the market for talking. Not with Fritz and not with anyone. But the snow makes it hard to es...