Lying About Last Summer, by Sue Wallman

This book is a YA thriller about loss, guilt and recovery. A year after her sister’s sudden death, the main character goes to a summer camp for bereaved adolescents. She is pessimistic about the camp, and is shocked and terrified when she receives a text message from the private chat with her dead sister. Whilst dealing with her own grief, guilt, and trauma from last year’s events, she wants to find out who is sending those texts, and why they are tormenting her.

How dyslexia-friendly is it?

The font is really large and I found this book really really easy to read and also quite quick to read, even though it’s over 250 pages.