Where the Drowned Girls Go (Wayward Children #7) by Seanan McGuire-150 pages
Cora Miller has been at Eleanor West's School for Wayward Children for a while now and she's been on 2 quests/adventures to other worlds behind doors not her own. On one of those trips she went to the Moors to help save Jack's world. Cora was taken down to the depths of the sea by the Drowned Gods on this trip who now haunt her even though she escaped their grasp. Cora thinks that by transferring to the Whitethorn Institute she can forget and finally escape from the nightmares caused by the Drowned Gods. She can't sleep because of the nightmares. However, when Cora arrives at the Whitethorn Institute she quickly begins to realize that she's made a mistake. The headmaster is a monster who thinks he's helping them become productive members of society here where they belong. His methods are cruel and arcane. Sumi transfers in to save her and bring her back to Eleanor West's School. Regan, who was the main protagonist in the previous book in this series, is here at the Whitethorn Institute because her parents enrolled her after she got back from the Hooflands. Can Sumi save Cora and possibly Regan and others? Will they escape the Whitethorn Institute and get back to their homes? I continue to enjoy reading this series and eagerly look forward to reading the next (and final, for now) book in this series. I rate this book 4 out of 5 stars.
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