Spin by Lamar Giles, 387 pages. Scholastic Press (Scholastic
Inc.), 2019. $17.99
Language: PG13 (22 swears, 0 “f”); Mature Content: PG;
Violence: PG13
BUYING ADVISORY: HS – ADVISABLE
AUDIENCE APPEAL: AVERAGE
Both at the scene to discover their friend’s, DJ ParSec’s,
dead body, nemeses Kya and Fuse throw dirt on each other to prove who the
better friend was. Unforeseen consequences quickly make them both regret their
actions, but it’s too late—they must work together to find the murderer as
demanded by extremist ParSec fans. Or else.
The overall mystery was exciting to read, but my favorite
thing about this book is that there were multiple compelling secrets to uncover
other than the main one. However, I was disappointed that the big reveal seemed
to be something that I, as the reader, would never be able to solve on my own
because Giles did not give me the clues I would need to do so. While the
violence has a rating of PG13 for multiple descriptions of the murder scene and
threats with various weaponry, Giles does not go into the gory details.
Reviewer: Carolina Herdegen
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