Dark Eyes
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  • Anonymous

    Posted June 11, 2012

    One of the best books i've read in a while.

    A little confusing at first but the ending is keeping me on edge. i hope William Richter makes a second.

    1 out of 1 people found this review helpful.

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  • Posted September 3, 2012

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    Rating: 4 The Low Down: Wally is an adopted girl from Russia. S

    Rating: 4

    The Low Down: Wally is an adopted girl from Russia. She barely remembers anything about her life there, so why is she so angry with her adoptive parents? Deciding to live on the streets with her crew until she figures things out, an encounter sparks an unstoppable trajectory that puts her in the path of mobsters, murder and deception. Who is Wally?

    Best Thang ‘Bout It: I loved the Russian angle - the adoption, the story of Wally’s past and her birth mother’s escape. The tale from start to finish feels like what I imagine life on the street is like; avoidance (of home, family, police); trying to make a family out of your crew; being smart and fast. When Wally realized that her friends have real problems is her big wake-up call. There’s a lot of action.

    I’m Cranky Because: Because of reasons that you’ll understand after you read the book, the adoptive dad is quite out of the picture. Plus, it seems like her adoptive mom has given up a little on Wally. Plus, I kept wondering how anyone can help those kids?

    Should You?: Definitely.

    Dark Eyes was published on March 15, 2012 by Razorbill.

    Genre: Young Adult Fiction Urban Contemporary
    Ages: 12 and up

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  • Anonymous

    Posted August 2, 2012

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  • Anonymous

    Posted July 3, 2012

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    This book is amazing!!!

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  • Anonymous

    Posted November 1, 2012

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