“Depp, Amber Heard does notwant to settle her domestic violence suit.”
SUMMER OF FEAR. She so captured that sinking feeling when you realize your parents can’t understand the danger you’re facing, that you’re really in this alone.
PLEASE bring back Spooky Scary Halloween YA Book Club!!!
I totally forgot about Locked in Time! I remember checking it out from the school library in 5th grade.
NOOOOOOOOO.
Oh, man, this is a loss to every little girl out there who is uninterested in what little girls are “supposed to like”! I loved her stuff as a kidlet. I think she is what led to my love of horror. My progression went a little something like this: Nancy Drew books and on tv in grade school to Lois Duncan and ‘60s…
Was Stranger with my Face the one that involved astral projection? I remember re-reading that one a bunch as a kid.
I just reread this post and got really sad that a Jez reader lost their grandma today. Sorry, Brittan, for you loss, if you still read here. :(
I loved how those smelled. Read so many.
That’s awesome that she answered your post!
I loved Stranger with My Face SO MUCH. I couldn’t even begin to guess how many times I read it, just over and over again.
Aww! I still own this book. In my teens I was very into books with teenage female protagonists with psychic powers :-)
Oh man. I adore her books and read them over and over as a kid. I’m pretty sure she is the reason I started getting into true crime stuff which I’m still a huge fan of. Her responding to me on a jez post was one of the best things ever. She seemed like such a rad woman.
Lois Duncan, y’all, when I left Nancy Drew behind, I graduated to Lois Duncan. Summer of Fear and Locked on Time were everything.
Can confirm accuracy of this headline as a once alternative teen that was very into her books.
I read every one of her books that the library had. I loved them, they were perfect for my drama-looking thirteen year old soul. RIP, Lois Duncan, you canny murder-y goddess!
Much like South Park, Schumer fearlessly tackles taboo subjects like incest and bodily excretions, except she’s a person, not a cartoon.