Melissa and Kasho - Softcover

Camilla Chance is the author of a number of books, including the best-selling Wisdom Man, which has been published in 5 languages.

A coming of age story with a twist,readers looking for a little something different will enjoy CamillaChance's own spin on a well-known plotline. It stands out from therun-of-the-mill young adult novels with its depth and insight into thejourney that every young girl travels on her way to adulthood. A dash of romance, a hint of fantasy, and a whole lot of entertainment, this book will be welcomed by fans of the genre and by anyone who is simplylooking for a good story.  -  Book Review Directory, Editorial Review bookreviewdirectory.com/2018/06/23/editorial-review-melissa-and-kasho/

The 9 best books every modern feminist should read as suggested by experts.

#1 Melissa & KashoThis book has a unique angle given that it is set in Italy in the 1950s and addresses timely topics including: sexual assault, emotional abuse, and the protagonist developing strength to stand up for herself by the end of the story.
Moreover, this book is unique because the main character, Melissa, finds confidence in herself through an unlikely source - a ghost. The ghost named Kasho teaches her how to stand up to her parents and her sexual assaulter. That being said, this book will inspire readers, as it demonstrates the strength women have and what they can accomplish when they have a strong sense of self-worth.
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There are books that make the reader smile, no matter what is happeningin his life. These books aren't necessarily funny; they usually arequite serious, not many jokes are made by the characters, the eventsdescribed aren't hilarious. However, you can't help smiling when youread them because these books give you hope for a better life, a betterworld, and a better future. Melissa & Kasho, a beautiful novel written by Camilla Chance, is exactly one of those. -  finebunchofnothing » 31 Mar 2019, 13:19

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