Review Detail
Young Adult Indie
98
Frozen
"Compelling and believable." —Kirkuk Reviews
"Suspenseful . . . Casanova creates a strong sense of place and ably establishes her story's historical context. The narrative confronts weighty issues including prostitution, mental illness, and political corruption . . . readers should find Sadie Rose an admirable heroine as she finds her voice and her future." —Publishers Weekly
"This tale of courage is beautifully crafted, bringing to life the lakes and forests of the Canadian border . . . these themes are all woven through a setting that drives its characters’ actions, while paralleling issues of today." —Booklist
"A great story of self-discovery, family bonds, perceptions, and strength of character." —VOYA
"Politics play a role throughout the book as readers learn about power, corruption, class inequality, the environment, and the strength of family ties. There is a budding romance, and some very interesting twists and turns throughout the book. This book does a wonderful job of depicting the time period." —School Library Journal
"Suspenseful . . . Casanova creates a strong sense of place and ably establishes her story's historical context. The narrative confronts weighty issues including prostitution, mental illness, and political corruption . . . readers should find Sadie Rose an admirable heroine as she finds her voice and her future." —Publishers Weekly
"This tale of courage is beautifully crafted, bringing to life the lakes and forests of the Canadian border . . . these themes are all woven through a setting that drives its characters’ actions, while paralleling issues of today." —Booklist
"A great story of self-discovery, family bonds, perceptions, and strength of character." —VOYA
"Politics play a role throughout the book as readers learn about power, corruption, class inequality, the environment, and the strength of family ties. There is a budding romance, and some very interesting twists and turns throughout the book. This book does a wonderful job of depicting the time period." —School Library Journal
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