Kate Scarth

Because this book sounds like it's rooted in the historic reality, right?

Like, well, historical figures and places and then with a mythical twist.

Right.

But yeah, still with that, yeah, serious focus on women's stories and historical events.

Yeah.

I haven't come across that at all, so thank you.

I have read it, yes.

And there is that whole chapter about her experience being on Roach Havenly, which was a favorite of mine growing up and a spinoff of The Story Girl.

But of course, yeah, as you know, it goes much beyond that as well.

Yeah.

Yeah, essays on many parts of her life.

Oh, right.

Yes, that's right.

Like the ghost idea does kind of work because when she goes back to Prince Edward Island as an adult, like she's very much haunted by that experience of being on Road to Avonlea and in particular, like herself as Sarah Stanley, right?

Yes.

The story girl.

I thought that I was thinking, oh, I wonder if that book will come out when we're talking.

I have not.

And so you need to encourage me to read it because I feel like, again, this is one of these books.

Do I have a terrible habit of just like reading a little bit and then...