Saving Twigs

By: Charles Tabb

Narrated by: Kelley Huston

Thirteen-year-old Maureen Lindstrom has serious misgivings when her grandmother comes to live with her and her mother. They’ve never been close, despite living in the same town of Denton, Florida, where Maureen has grown up. Despite her hope that their relationship would improve, it doesn't start well and only gets worse.

Meanwhile, Maureen has a new friend, a boy named Nick, whose family has moved twice in the last three months, first from his lifelong home in California to Michigan, then to Denton. Worse, Nick is not allowed to contact friends from either place. When the reason for the sudden moves comes to light, tragedy ensues—a tragedy that leaves Nick wondering if life is worth the effort.

This poignant, honest, and reflective fourth book in the Twigs series continues to search for the meaning and rewards of love in its many forms.

©2023 Charles Tabb (P)2023 Charles Tabb

Great addition to the Twig series!

I had just finished listening to the first three Twig books when I realized a new one had come out. I was a little taken aback by the female narrator's voice, but it's appropriate since this story is based on a young female lead character.
If you enjoyed the first three, you'll enjoy this one!

I loved the series.

I heard all four books. The last one was hard. The narrator was not easy to listen to. Since I wanted to know more of the story, I just had to grin and bear it. Loved everything else about the series including the characters and varying plots.

Great book!

As with the other books in the series, this book was excellent. I would recommend to for all readers.