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One Two Three by Laurie Frankel

 

Unforgettable. Transformative. Heartbreaking. Hopeful. 

How do you move forward if you only look at the past? 

A small forgotten town, a big corporation with immunity to walk away from all the damage they had caused.  

Three girls with a unique bond coming of age in a town that has given them every advantage while holding them back.  

Meet...

Mad always doing the right thing because "it's the least she can do".

Monday the analytical, questioning, by-the-rules sister.

Mirabel is trapped within herself with a remarkable mind bursting to share ideas with the world.

Their combined actions will forever change the future of their small town and with it their own destinies. 



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