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Very good book
By chloe
Took a while to get into it but when I did I was hooked. Really good book. Can not wait to read thee next one.

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Inside the mind of a killer... Or is she? Thought-provoking young adult read that adults will ponder on as well
By K. J. Noyes
All I could think of when I started this book was: what would this be like if it was written by James Bulger's killers? JJ is nothing like them, though. Though that gives you a general idea of the plot and tone.Six years ago, Jennifer killed a girl. She was 10. Now she's 17 and, identity protected, out of youth detention and trying to make a life for herself. As you'd expect, the past haunts her. And us too -we want to know what happened. We want to know why it happened. And we're slowly admitted to her memories and childhood. It's sad. You feel for the girl she was. You also feel for the young woman she is now. And the novel asks us to consider the public and media interest (and condemnation) that she attracts.I really did feel I could understand Jennifer (and her new alias). I wasn't keen on the boyfriend - he almost turned into a violent stalker in my opinion before reverting to a lovesick teenager. The adults around her are solid, trustworthy and show us the system that surrounds young offenders - very interesting. Ditto the methods used by the authorities to deal with the media and protect identities.This was a quick read, though quite emotional. The childhood scenes were incredibly touching and angering at the same time - my feelings as a mother myself outraged. I would have liked more of a definite conclusion, but can see that there's a lot more story to tell and I'll be reading the sequel (Finding Jennifer Jones) shortly.It does bring up a raft of questions:- is 10 as the age of criminal responsibility always justified?- what role does a parent play in a child's (criminal) actions?- do we change? are we still the person at 17 as we were at 10?One that stays with you.

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"She should have died on that day. Perhaps, in a way, she had."
By snailycanflyy
This truly is one of my favourite books of all time; Anne Cassidy is my personal Queen of Teen Crime, and this book is testament to that.Looking For JJ starts with the story of Alice Tully, a 17 year-old girl living and working in Croydon. She seems to have it all - a job she enjoys, a loving boyfriend, prospects for university, a caring home...but all is not as it seems and we soon learn that Alice is hiding a dark secret.Flash back 7 years, and we are introduced to Jennifer Jones, a 10 year old girl living a very dysfunctional life with her mother, a model of sorts, and struggling to deal with growing up in an environment where she is left to fend for herself. Jennifer is quiet, reserved and seemingly innocent, but all that changes when she and two friends go out to play...but only two of them return.This book crafts the story of JJ perfectly - it's so hard to actively dislike the young girl who we know does a terrible thing. It's a book that makes you question rapidly judging people and whether we should give people second chances. The writing is exquisite, grips you from the get-go and draws you into the lives of the characters in such a way that it really does feel as though you know them. I can't recommend this book highly enough.I would also recommend:- Missing Judy, also by Anne Cassidy- Amy Chelsea Stacie Dee by Mary G. Thompson- If You Find Me by Emily Murdoch- Girl, Missing by Sophie McKenzie

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