I came across this book while searching for new reads to put in my classroom. I love love LOVE Prinz award novels, for whatever reason, the judges of this particular award really get the YA genre. I had never heard of Lucy Christopher before this, but I am now stalking her on other social media outlets.
I am halfway through this book, and have to admit, I am perplexed by this interesting story and of a teen kidnapper "stealing" another teen in such a blatant public way. I still have no clue where this story is headed- and I'm intrigued! It is written as a first person narrative, a memior, of her time being held captive by a strange and exciting young man, Ty. Beyond magic, and Gemma's ill-fitting family, Ty's motivation is still elusive. It feels like a love story, it sounds like a love story, but I'm still wondering how it will fit together.
Even without finishing it is one I am reccommending!
Check out this book on Goodreads: Stolen: A Letter to My Captor http://www.goodreads.com/book/show/6408862-stolen
I am halfway through this book, and have to admit, I am perplexed by this interesting story and of a teen kidnapper "stealing" another teen in such a blatant public way. I still have no clue where this story is headed- and I'm intrigued! It is written as a first person narrative, a memior, of her time being held captive by a strange and exciting young man, Ty. Beyond magic, and Gemma's ill-fitting family, Ty's motivation is still elusive. It feels like a love story, it sounds like a love story, but I'm still wondering how it will fit together.
Even without finishing it is one I am reccommending!
Check out this book on Goodreads: Stolen: A Letter to My Captor http://www.goodreads.com/book/show/6408862-stolen
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