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Why She Happened When She Went To Wisteria

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How would you feel if your sister went to a camp and never came back? Would you wonder what happened, why it happened, or even who is responsible for it happening? Jenny the main character in the book was very curious on what happened with her sister Liza. Her sister Liza went to a drama camp in Wisteria. Liza isn’t one to follow all the rules and snuck out one night and ended up getting murdered. Jenny was extremely curious after that and wanted answers; so the next summer she went to that exact camp to get the answers she has been longing for. While she was at the camp, she was trying to put the pieces of the puzzle together; everyday she got closer. She started to figure out who Liza was friends with and what she did everyday at the camp.

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