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A review by lorathelibrarian
Accomplice by Eireann Corrigan
3.0
This book was decent, but it dragged on a bit.
I liked the story...two teenage girls faking the disappearance of one of them. The narrator, Finn, really grabs at the readers heartstrings and you really relate to her and start to really despise the other girl, Chloe (the girl who has supposedly been abducted).
If the book was a bit shorter I think I would have enjoyed it more. But by the end I was really frustrated with the decisions the girls were making because they were just plain stupid. And, in turn, that made the adults around them seem stupid too.
Fans of realistic fiction/adventure stories will pick this up and enjoy it. I would recommend it as a read alike to Whatever Happened to Cass McBride (Giles) and even to Stolen (Christopher).
I liked the story...two teenage girls faking the disappearance of one of them. The narrator, Finn, really grabs at the readers heartstrings and you really relate to her and start to really despise the other girl, Chloe (the girl who has supposedly been abducted).
If the book was a bit shorter I think I would have enjoyed it more. But by the end I was really frustrated with the decisions the girls were making because they were just plain stupid. And, in turn, that made the adults around them seem stupid too.
Fans of realistic fiction/adventure stories will pick this up and enjoy it. I would recommend it as a read alike to Whatever Happened to Cass McBride (Giles) and even to Stolen (Christopher).