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Erin
Apr 02, 2010 rated it it was ok
Shelves: young-adult
An attempt to take GRIFFEN AND SABINE to the next level, this should have been so much better, but it was just a great big disappointment. The documents, pictures, etc. didn't provide any real clues to the story, and nothing seemed to make much sense. The tie-in to CoverGirl....ugh. I would love to see someone take this concept and, you know, actually do it WELL. Sigh. ...more
kvon
Feb 02, 2010 rated it really liked it
Shelves: librarybook
Interesting technique. It's an urban fantasy that uses modern communication methods in an epistolary fashion. My favorite was the simultaneous text messaging section. The plot had plenty of turns (and some obvious bits) and good characters. Since it's a library book I don't have time to play the whole online section but it's an interesting idea I've rarely seen in books. Fortunately my library files it under Stewart or I wouldn't have looked at it. ...more
Natalie Pietro
Jun 11, 2007 rated it liked it
Shelves: own, teen
Fun read. Good mystery about a girl finding the true identity of her ex-boyfriend. You get phone numbers to call and in the book they give you clues to find out the phone's pass code. Filled with fun pictures, artifacts, and news paper clippings. Fun for all ages! ...more
steen
Jun 16, 2008 rated it really liked it
Megan
Jul 05, 2008 marked it as to-read
Karina
Jan 29, 2009 marked it as to-read
Lisa
Jul 08, 2009 rated it liked it
Shelves: read-library
Christy
Oct 09, 2009 rated it really liked it
Shelves: young-adult