The Green Door
by Heather Kindt
The game was supposed to be easy… enter the door, find the object, collect the prize money.
That's what Meg and Brek thought when they discovered the flyer for Rosenbaum’s game hanging in the entryway of the record store. Within the basement of the millionaire's creepy mansion lies the white passage, a hallway lined with colorful doors. When each door turns out to be a portal to another world, things get complicated quickly.
If they find the object within the world, Meg will take her first step towards freedom from her life of poverty. But is it really just a game, or a one-way ticket to something much more dangerous?
* Due to adult situations, The Green Door is considered an upper YA book.
Customer Reviews
"Kindt's stories have some of the most intriguing premises I've read in a while."
"I LOVED this book LOVED it. If I had a chance to reread it for the first time, I would."
"This book exceeded expectations and gave me the drive I needed to get back into reading."
"This is storytelling at its very best!"
That's what Meg and Brek thought when they discovered the flyer for Rosenbaum’s game hanging in the entryway of the record store. Within the basement of the millionaire's creepy mansion lies the white passage, a hallway lined with colorful doors. When each door turns out to be a portal to another world, things get complicated quickly.
If they find the object within the world, Meg will take her first step towards freedom from her life of poverty. But is it really just a game, or a one-way ticket to something much more dangerous?
* Due to adult situations, The Green Door is considered an upper YA book.
Customer Reviews
"Kindt's stories have some of the most intriguing premises I've read in a while."
"I LOVED this book LOVED it. If I had a chance to reread it for the first time, I would."
"This book exceeded expectations and gave me the drive I needed to get back into reading."
"This is storytelling at its very best!"
