Mischa Thrace
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Helsky | 7 reseñas más. | Mar 11, 2022 | Esta reseña ha sido escrita por los Primeros Reseñadores de LibraryThing.
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High school senior Kennedy Carter is out to nab an internship with BayState News; she sees it as her way to step out of Mayfield into the wider world where she will find the stories she wants to cover. She aims to be the Sherlock Holmes of journalism.
Creator of the “Maplefield Monitor,” the news site she created for Maplefield High School, her partner is her forever-friend, photographer Ravi Burman. Together they set out to solve the mystery of a classmate’s death and the urban legend of a supposed senior class “curse.”
But what they uncover may be far more than they are prepared to handle.
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Told from Kennedy’s point of view, this young adult mystery is an interesting quick read. Both Kennedy and Ravi are well-developed characters and their partnership is a strong point in the telling of the tale. The unfolding story offers readers a few surprises along the way, but its focus on bullying, suicide, and mental health is consistent throughout the narrative.
Interspersed throughout the telling of the tale are chapters devoted to “The Making of a Monster” which details the difficulties faced by a bullied young man.
Diverse characters, an intriguing mystery, and a few unexpected plot twists all work together to keep the pages turning as surprising reveals keep readers guessing. Although astute readers may identify the culprit before the big reveal, some readers may find the revelation rather disappointing.
Recommended.
I received a free copy of this book through the LibraryThing Early Readers program… (más)
High school senior Kennedy Carter is out to nab an internship with BayState News; she sees it as her way to step out of Mayfield into the wider world where she will find the stories she wants to cover. She aims to be the Sherlock Holmes of journalism.
Creator of the “Maplefield Monitor,” the news site she created for Maplefield High School, her partner is her forever-friend, photographer Ravi Burman. Together they set out to solve the mystery of a classmate’s death and the urban legend of a supposed senior class “curse.”
But what they uncover may be far more than they are prepared to handle.
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Told from Kennedy’s point of view, this young adult mystery is an interesting quick read. Both Kennedy and Ravi are well-developed characters and their partnership is a strong point in the telling of the tale. The unfolding story offers readers a few surprises along the way, but its focus on bullying, suicide, and mental health is consistent throughout the narrative.
Interspersed throughout the telling of the tale are chapters devoted to “The Making of a Monster” which details the difficulties faced by a bullied young man.
Diverse characters, an intriguing mystery, and a few unexpected plot twists all work together to keep the pages turning as surprising reveals keep readers guessing. Although astute readers may identify the culprit before the big reveal, some readers may find the revelation rather disappointing.
Recommended.
I received a free copy of this book through the LibraryThing Early Readers program… (más)
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jfe16 | 7 reseñas más. | Nov 24, 2021 | Esta reseña ha sido escrita por los Primeros Reseñadores de LibraryThing.
It was a very entertaining read. Like Ken, since I'm a fan of Sherlock Holmes and Nancy Drew, I'm biased to this genre. I loved the way Ken's and Ravi's relationship grew, within the span of this book. I loved Ken's relationship with Cassidy.
Even though I guessed the final reveal a while ago, it still kept me hooked to see how it plays out. I look forward to tagging along with Ken and Ravi on many more of their adventures in their hunt for stories.
Even though I guessed the final reveal a while ago, it still kept me hooked to see how it plays out. I look forward to tagging along with Ken and Ravi on many more of their adventures in their hunt for stories.
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RinkuGeeyo | 7 reseñas más. | Aug 10, 2021 | Esta reseña ha sido escrita por los Primeros Reseñadores de LibraryThing.
I received a copy of this book through the Early Reviewers program on LibraryThing, and I'm grateful for the opportunity to read this book.
There was much I enjoyed about this book--I think for teens who are interested in journalism and capital T Truth, there's a lot here to be interested in, and it's fun to see an asexual character's identity taken seriously but also allowing for her todevelop a relationship! I think the balance of Kennedy and Ravi--a kind of 'the head and the heart' thing going on--really works here, and also leaves room for both of them to have heart in ways that I enjoyed.
My issue with the book is two-fold:the "making of a monster" part of the book is not a thing I enjoy generally--I know it's intent is to dangle red herrings for you, but the tone was very weird and I don't think this book needs red herrings to work? Especially given that the end reveal is SO WILD and out of left field, so I guess maybe it's built in to make it feel less wild but like there's no backtracking from how wild it is (especially how it wasn't just the main bullies in the book whose children were attacked but just like SO MANY, like EVERY SINGLE DISAPPEARANCE IN THE TOWN WAS MURDERED BY THIS WOMAN.)
So an interesting book, and then the end is a wild left turn that kind of disappointed me. But I think if teens are interested in investigative journalism in the way that Kennedy is, they'll enjoy it more than I did!… (más)
There was much I enjoyed about this book--I think for teens who are interested in journalism and capital T Truth, there's a lot here to be interested in, and it's fun to see an asexual character's identity taken seriously but also allowing for her to
My issue with the book is two-fold:
So an interesting book, and then the end is a wild left turn that kind of disappointed me. But I think if teens are interested in investigative journalism in the way that Kennedy is, they'll enjoy it more than I did!… (más)
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aijmiller | 7 reseñas más. | Jul 23, 2021 | También Puede Gustarte
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Thank you Librarything and BHC Press for a copy of this book.… (más)