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Save:'All Your Twisted Secrets' by Diana Urban follows the gripping story of six high school seniors trapped in a room with a deadly ultimatum - choose one to die or they all perish. Through dual timelines, the narrative unfolds the intricate past histories and secrets of each character, leading to surprising plot twists triggered by their hidden truths. Urban skillfully weaves modern themes of substance abuse, social media, and teen suicide into the storyline, creating a high school thriller that keeps readers on the edge of their seats.
The author's writing style, characterized by vivid prose and a balanced mix of Hitchcockian thriller and light-hearted YA elements, captivates readers as they delve into the depths of teenage life with unexpected dark undertones. The characters, particularly the protagonist Amber Prescott, are well-developed and relatable, drawing readers into their struggles and the moral dilemmas they face in a suspenseful locked room escape room scenario.
What’s so bad about a dinner party? Let’s start with the fact that my boyfriend, Robbie, was also invited to this little shindig, and we were on shaky ground. Our post-graduation plans were at odds, t... - #2
Save:Find Layla is a powerful and moving story of a teenage girl named Layla, who navigates a life filled with poverty, neglect, and bullying while striving to provide for her younger brother, Andy. The book delves into Layla's resilience, vulnerability, and strength, highlighting her love for science and her struggles with day-to-day challenges like finding food and maintaining basic hygiene. Through Layla's journey, the author, Meg Elison, paints a realistic world that is both tragic and hopeful, offering empathy and dignity to the young protagonist even in the darkest moments.
Find Layla explores themes of poverty, neglect, resilience, social media, and coming of age with honesty and sensitivity. The story follows Layla as she faces the consequences of a viral recording of her living conditions, leading to Child Protective Services getting involved and disrupting the only world she has known. Despite the difficult subject matter, the book captures the complexities of Layla's life, her relationships with her brother, mother, and friends, and her unwavering determination to survive and thrive in challenging circumstances.
