Last Chance for Paris - Tapa blanda

"The story's sharp pacing and very human characters are engaging, and McNicoll deftly portrays the complexities of family and relationships. Readers will identify with the twins' evolving dramas."
-- "School Library Journal"

"Written with elements of wry humor and romance, this Canadian novel features a narrator whose disarmingly candid opinions make her an appealing guide for readers who usually veer away from backwoods adventures or survival stories."
-- "Booklist"

"McNicoll unfolds her story at breakneck pace."
-- "Quill and Quire"

"McNicoll puts a quirky spin on the traditional fare of teen summer romance and adventure in an exotic locale."
-- "Kliatt"

"Canadian McNicoll always serves up a solid tale and this is no exception, delivering a great, relatable narrative voice without trying too hard in the humour department."
-- "The Calgary Herald"
"This story is easy to follow and touches on the multiple confusions of adolescence. It blends the excitement of an adventure story with the wry sense of humour of a 14-year-old stuck for a summer in the mountains."
Recommended
-- "CM Magazine"

"The story's sharp pacing and very human characters are engaging, and McNicoll deftly portrays the complexities of family and relationships. Readers will identify with the twins' evolving dramas."
-- "School Library Journal"

"Written with elements of wry humor and romance, this Canadian novel features a narrator whose disarmingly candid opinions make her an appealing guide for readers who usually veer away from backwoods adventures or survival stories."
-- "Booklist"

"McNicoll unfolds her story at breakneck pace."
-- "Quill and Quire"

"McNicoll puts a quirky spin on the traditional fare of teen summer romance and adventure in an exotic locale."
-- "Kliatt"

"Canadian McNicoll always serves up a solid tale and this is no exception, delivering a great, relatable narrative voice without trying too hard in the humour department."
-- "The Calgary Herald"
"This story is easy to follow and touches on the multiple confusions of adolescence. It blends the excitement of an adventure story with the wry sense of humour of a 14-year-old stuck for a summer in the mountains."
Recommended
-- CM Magazine

"The story's sharp pacing and very human characters are engaging, and McNicoll deftly portrays the complexities of family and relationships. Readers will identify with the twins' evolving dramas."
-- School Library Journal

"Written with elements of wry humor and romance, this Canadian novel features a narrator whose disarmingly candid opinions make her an appealing guide for readers who usually veer away from backwoods adventures or survival stories."
-- Booklist

"McNicoll unfolds her story at breakneck pace."
-- Quill and Quire

"McNicoll puts a quirky spin on the traditional fare of teen summer romance and adventure in an exotic locale."
-- Kliatt

"Canadian McNicoll always serves up a solid tale and this is no exception, delivering a great, relatable narrative voice without trying too hard in the humour department."
-- The Calgary Herald