Hey! It’s been soooooo long! Also, it’s SUMMER!!!!! YAY, schools out! Today we bring to you a Canadian (#readthenorth) Red Maple Award Nominee of 2017 by a super cool author we've actually been bestowed the pleasure of meeting at the Forest of Reading ceremony earlier this year. Ms. Tromly was incredibly kind and earnest and we had an amazing time chatting with her. So we're quite excited to discuss her book! Photo Source Link Ashvini: While you could discuss the way the development of the main character's behaviour (if any) wore thin as Zoe repeatedly found herself in scenarios like (very mini spoiler alert!), “we found a can of snow paint in your daughter’s possession,” or “we’ll pretend to buy a bunch of drugs,” and “who says we have to go to class.” I like to imagine that despite all the questionable behaviour, Zoe’s character still took a road trip; a journey in finding herself; and each chapter, marked her progress along the way. At the start of the