 Waves by Sharon Dogar is a new release by Scholastic's Chicken House group.  This book is one that kept me reading to the very end - it was just such a different storyline I had no idea what was going to happen.  (I love that kind of novel, by the way!!)  The story revolves around Charley, a sister to Hal, that is suspiciously in a coma - and no one knows how or why.  SO, it is Hal's job to spend his summer trying to figure out what happened to his sister.  It is a very twisted storyline with Charley actually "speaking" to Hal sometimes through mind conversations - I am telling you, it is not your run-of-the-mill story, but I did enjoy that about it - it was so different than most of what I read.  What did I not like???  Probably besides some very harsh language, I was most disappointed with all of the sexual content for teens - when I read a novel and think that I'd rather my own kids didn't read it, that is a red flag for me.  This is definately one of those red flags!!  Sadly, because I loved the story!
Waves by Sharon Dogar is a new release by Scholastic's Chicken House group.  This book is one that kept me reading to the very end - it was just such a different storyline I had no idea what was going to happen.  (I love that kind of novel, by the way!!)  The story revolves around Charley, a sister to Hal, that is suspiciously in a coma - and no one knows how or why.  SO, it is Hal's job to spend his summer trying to figure out what happened to his sister.  It is a very twisted storyline with Charley actually "speaking" to Hal sometimes through mind conversations - I am telling you, it is not your run-of-the-mill story, but I did enjoy that about it - it was so different than most of what I read.  What did I not like???  Probably besides some very harsh language, I was most disappointed with all of the sexual content for teens - when I read a novel and think that I'd rather my own kids didn't read it, that is a red flag for me.  This is definately one of those red flags!!  Sadly, because I loved the story!
Monday, July 23, 2007
Waves
 Waves by Sharon Dogar is a new release by Scholastic's Chicken House group.  This book is one that kept me reading to the very end - it was just such a different storyline I had no idea what was going to happen.  (I love that kind of novel, by the way!!)  The story revolves around Charley, a sister to Hal, that is suspiciously in a coma - and no one knows how or why.  SO, it is Hal's job to spend his summer trying to figure out what happened to his sister.  It is a very twisted storyline with Charley actually "speaking" to Hal sometimes through mind conversations - I am telling you, it is not your run-of-the-mill story, but I did enjoy that about it - it was so different than most of what I read.  What did I not like???  Probably besides some very harsh language, I was most disappointed with all of the sexual content for teens - when I read a novel and think that I'd rather my own kids didn't read it, that is a red flag for me.  This is definately one of those red flags!!  Sadly, because I loved the story!
Waves by Sharon Dogar is a new release by Scholastic's Chicken House group.  This book is one that kept me reading to the very end - it was just such a different storyline I had no idea what was going to happen.  (I love that kind of novel, by the way!!)  The story revolves around Charley, a sister to Hal, that is suspiciously in a coma - and no one knows how or why.  SO, it is Hal's job to spend his summer trying to figure out what happened to his sister.  It is a very twisted storyline with Charley actually "speaking" to Hal sometimes through mind conversations - I am telling you, it is not your run-of-the-mill story, but I did enjoy that about it - it was so different than most of what I read.  What did I not like???  Probably besides some very harsh language, I was most disappointed with all of the sexual content for teens - when I read a novel and think that I'd rather my own kids didn't read it, that is a red flag for me.  This is definately one of those red flags!!  Sadly, because I loved the story!
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