V has been sent to Grandma Jojo's for the summer. She's glad to get away, but she would rather go somewhere else. Grandma Jojo is always critical of V - her clothes (this time it's her socks), her behavior, and her personality. V is what she likes to call neurodivergent, but that's something Grandma Jojo doesn't believe in.
Everything at Jojo's is neat and tidy. Neatness isn't one of V's better skills so she's sure this will be the worst summer ever.
As V tries to get settled, she begins hearing voices and noises in the walls. She can't talk with Jojo about it because according to her grandma, there's no such thing as ghosts. The more she hears the noises, the more determined she is to find out what's going on. A trip to the attic reveals a girl who might just be a ghost. The ghost convinces V that they should play tricks on Grandma Jojo.
If you are fascinated by secrets and family drama, THE GIRL IN THE WALLS by Meg Eden Kyuatt is the middle grade book for you.
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