By Amanda Troyer I try to find music with little to no lyrics, or in a different language because I tend to sing along to things I know and forget that I’m writing. 🙂 With Harrow, I needed to creep myself out and the music I chose had to have noise and effects that made me jump out of my seat. In Harrow, we meet Brenna, a sixteen-year-old girl unlike many main characters that I read about in fiction (most of the characters are unlike those I’ve read before in good way). Although she has a missing parent, which is what I have come to expect in so much YA and NA literature, that’s about all that is one can call expected about Brenna or about this book/5. · Harrow ebook By Amanda Troyer. Sign up to save your library. With an OverDrive account, you can save your favorite libraries for at-a-glance information about availability. Find out more about OverDrive accounts. Save Not today. Format. ebook. Author. Amanda Troyer. Publisher. Amanda Troyer. Release. 27 August
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Amanda Troyer September 10 0 Comments How I write, Writing I try to find music with little to no lyrics, or in a different language because I tend to sing along to things I know and forget that I’m writing. 🙂 With Harrow, I needed to creep myself out and the music I chose had to have noise and effects that made me jump out of my seat. In Harrow, we meet Brenna, a sixteen-year-old girl unlike many main characters that I read about in fiction (most of the characters are unlike those I’ve read before in good way). Although she has a missing parent, which is what I have come to expect in so much YA and NA literature, that’s about all that is one can call expected about Brenna or about this book. Harrow by Amanda Troyer Sixteen-year-old Brenna doesn’t believe her vivid imagination can hurt her, until she wakes up in a church, covered in blood. Blood that isn’t hers. She thinks her life can't get much worse, but when she finally finds a way to escape her abusive home, her imagination turns to nightmarish hallucinations. Niven.
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