Books like Lea and Camila by Lisa Yee
When Lea invites her best friend Camila on a spring break adventure to St. Louis, they stumble upon a stray kitten and an intriguing mystery in a grand, decaying mansion. Lea’s determination to uncover the house’s secrets distracts her from being a gracious host for Camila, and her usual friend Abby finds herself drawn to the newcomer. Amid friendship tensions and new discoveries, Lea must reconnect with both Camila and Abby while unraveling the mansion’s hidden clues.
First publish date: 2016
Genre: Children's Fiction/Children's Adventure
Authors: Lisa Yee
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