Review: Feddie Girl

Feddie Girl by Nona David
About The Book:
An International adventure/thriller by Nona David. FEDDIE GIRL is an international adventure/thriller about the experiences of an American teenager in a Nigerian (West Africa) boarding school. This novel offers a unique reading experience--witty, fun, and exhilarating. The masterful suspense, action, and sub-plot will curl your toes, keep you reading all night, and leave you thirsting for more. BACK BLURB: Carlotta Ikedi (A.k.a Feddie Girl) has never liked school. Not in California. Not in Oklahoma. When her exasperated parents ship her off to boarding school--in West Africa--Carlotta faces a life, culture, and existence unlike anything she's ever known. School rules and regulations, rising bell, lights-out, manual labor, inspections, dining time, prefects, punishments, mean bunkmates, and visiting days--it's all here. But author Nona David takes Carlotta's story a step further when her adventures lead to unfortunate incidents that threaten to drive her American family into the clutches of infidelity and organized crime. Boarding school doesn't get any better than this... For those who have experienced the boarding school life, the adventures of Feddie Girl will bring those memories crashing back... For anyone else, get ready to see the world as Feddie Girl.

My Thoughts:
What a fun read this is! Some of the situations that come up very unexpected and are full of suspense, while others hilarious. I loved how the author brought so many aspects of living at a boarding school in West Africa into the book. The author writes with such clarity that you feel as if you are there with them, and you know how Carlotta feels as a teen trying to adapt to living in a boarding school in another country. Most of the other students treat her good, but 2 of them go out of their way to be awful to her. This is a whirlwind of a book and you won't want to put it down until the last word.

*Thanks to Joan and Bernard Books Publishing for this review copy*

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