Tess is inexperienced and naïve, but despite her secret visions and fear that she is going crazy, she is a strong, independent young woman who learns from her mistakes.The story is grounded in time and place, with just enough historical details on Metis, French-language rights, and psychological research to enhance the story." This fast-paced paranormal thriller will appeal to fans of Caroline B. "Part of a series of seven linked but independent novels, The Unquiet Past can stand on its own as intended but will likely entice readers to seek out the rest of the series. "The realistic landscape of racist microagressions that plague Métis Jackson is heartbreakingly matter-of-fact. Learning a little about the past in this historical fiction may help students understand the need for effective well-being initiatives today." Should we (librarians) put this on the top of our “to read” piles? No."This would make a great read aloud as it would stimulate discussions and questions around mental health and medical ethics. Who should buy this book? Public libraries and high schools To whom would you recommend this book? A captivating mystery with strong characters that would be a good choice for reluctant readers. Even more mysterious is the teenage boy who is camping out there… A vacant crumbling mansion is where she finds herself – a place that had been a hospital for mental patients. Tess believes that she sees ghosts but has never told anyone of her visions.
She heads up to Quebec from Ontario after being given an address from the orphanage.
In this one, Tess leaves the orphanage, which has just burned down hoping to find her birth parents or at least some family history. What did you like about the book? The Unquiet Past is one of the seven linked stories in the Secrets series.
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