There is a frog on the cover of this book and it’s pretty. 
And so I decided that I needed to read this book. (I’m pretty sure that’s what you call successful cover art!)
Would I recommend it? Maybe you shouldn’t judge a book by it’s cover but you sure can choose one. Frog loving isn’t even required to enjoy this book! I mean, you should love frogs anyway but amphibian love is unnecessary to appreciate a book with a main character who, rather accidentally, gets caught up in the world of celebrities when she decides to become a fortune teller. Unfortunately, as she soon finds out, there are some seriously shady sides to a few of those celebrities. The action is fast, the humor is constant and frogs are discussed. But it wasn’t the frogs that have me recommending this book, it’s the just slightly over the top characters and the just a little bit crazy plot. Something about the tiny bit of excess in both turns this from just another female lead action book to a book that you really need to bring along next time you hit the beach! 
I received a copy of this book in exchange for an honest review. I discovered this book because I’m a proud member of Rosie’s Book Review Team!
Behind the Willows 
Thank you Jessie.
Of course!
I loved it too!
I’m starting to think it might be a challenge to find a book one of us loves and one of us hates! 😉
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definitely cover art success, i immediately wanted to buy it!
You should it’s a fun one! 🙂
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