
I did find the first few chapters a little confusing as it switched point of view so often. But I soon got used to the writing style and enjoyed the book. It did seem that the problem was resolved too quickly and not enough attention paid to her experience being kidnapped. I think the point of the book was the danger of the internet for our children, and that was well addressed. And of course I loved that the book ended near Waterton Park because it is so close to home.I will recommend this book to others because I found it an enjoyable read.
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Thanks for the review Stephanie!
I liked this one too. A lot of us are reading this one in for Summer Reading Thing
Josi Kilpack always addresses time critical issues in her books. This one, internet predators, is so prevalent to our society because the sheer invasiveness into our lives and homes. Thanks for reviewing it. I haven't picked up a copy of this book yet and now I will.
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