For discussions about the upcoming book, Don't Look Back, by Jennifer L. Armentrout.
From JLA's website:
Reviews and Praise
“With an intriguing premise and a main character who suddenly has a new opportunity to start over, Don’t look back is a haunting and bewitching book that is impossible to put down. ” Anna López, reader for Maeva. Her literary blog El Cajón de los Girasoles is one of the most popular in Spain.
“When you look for a good thriller for young adult readers, you want non stop action, a empathic character, unexpected twists, a deep psychological portrait of the characters, a plausible plot and nothing too bloody. Don’t look back has everything . Sammy is an incredible character, so believable from the stunning first scene, that you simply have to follow her, even if the path is full of danger.” Rocío de Isasa, editor of Maeva Young
“ The most compelling thing about Don’t look back is Sammy’s chance to completely reinvent herself after the traumatic events she is struggling to remember. Her process of growth, of re-evaluating her priorities, of understanding what really matters in life and making amends for past mistakes… It really sets this novel apart from other YA thrillers and gives it a very interesting depth.” Marta Armengol, editor of Maeva
From JLA's website:
Reviews and Praise
“With an intriguing premise and a main character who suddenly has a new opportunity to start over, Don’t look back is a haunting and bewitching book that is impossible to put down. ” Anna López, reader for Maeva. Her literary blog El Cajón de los Girasoles is one of the most popular in Spain.
“When you look for a good thriller for young adult readers, you want non stop action, a empathic character, unexpected twists, a deep psychological portrait of the characters, a plausible plot and nothing too bloody. Don’t look back has everything . Sammy is an incredible character, so believable from the stunning first scene, that you simply have to follow her, even if the path is full of danger.” Rocío de Isasa, editor of Maeva Young
“ The most compelling thing about Don’t look back is Sammy’s chance to completely reinvent herself after the traumatic events she is struggling to remember. Her process of growth, of re-evaluating her priorities, of understanding what really matters in life and making amends for past mistakes… It really sets this novel apart from other YA thrillers and gives it a very interesting depth.” Marta Armengol, editor of Maeva