FastFacts:
Foul Language: None
Main Character in danger: None
Violence: None
Great Mystery Award! This book has been awarded a great mystery by the reviewer.
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Saturday, November 20, 2010
When you reach me
When you reach me, by Rebecca Stead (Newbery Medal 2010) was one of those books that, when you are done, you stop and say, "Wait a second..." Your brain overloads, because, if you get it, the chain reaction of understanding of the plot is immediate. If you like a good mystery, this is the book for you. It is in the second person--unusual, I know. It is in the form of a letter, to whom is not revealed until the end. Miranda's mom is running for a 10,000 dollar pyramid. She recently had a problem with a friend of hers, and when she, Colin, and Annamarie, start working at a sandwich shop, she finds mysterious notes, telling her to mention where her house key is, and weird things like that. A second note asks her not to mention it to her mother--something is going on. And not for the last time.
FastFacts:
Foul Language: None
Main Character in danger: None
Violence: None
Great Mystery Award! This book has been awarded a great mystery by the reviewer.
To buy this book, click the cover image below:
FastFacts:
Foul Language: None
Main Character in danger: None
Violence: None
Great Mystery Award! This book has been awarded a great mystery by the reviewer.
To buy this book, click the cover image below:
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