Having read many of Robert Muchamore's previous books, I had high hopes for this one and it did not disappoint. An inspiring YA book about protest and change, focusing on many relevant topics of today such as sexuality, metal health and politics.
Written in third person, it switches between the two protagonists, Julius and Georgia, both who are introduced in the beginning at a group therapy session. I like how they have they're own sperate stories that intertwine at the end.
The story develops nicely, and flows well. The writing style is easy to read too. In particular, I like how the plot allows both characters to evolve and become stronger and more confident.
Overall, an inspiring story which encourages change.
Written in third person, it switches between the two protagonists, Julius and Georgia, both who are introduced in the beginning at a group therapy session. I like how they have they're own sperate stories that intertwine at the end.
The story develops nicely, and flows well. The writing style is easy to read too. In particular, I like how the plot allows both characters to evolve and become stronger and more confident.
Overall, an inspiring story which encourages change.