Chasing Shadows - Hardcover

Críticas

Starred Review, Publishers Weekly, August 5, 2013:
"Avasthi (Split) delivers a superb novel about grief, friendship, and mental illness, mixing in graphic-novel elements and themes from Hindu mythology."
Starred Review, Kirkus Reviews, September 1, 2013:
"Haunting, mesmerizing and intense.
Starred Review, School Library Journal, November 2013:
Fans of Cecil Castellucci s "Year of the Beasts" will especially appreciate this book s themes and its hybrid format that alternates chapters in both compelling text and adept black-and-white graphics graphics that ultimately deliver a sad and powerful twist. "

Starred Review, Publishers Weekly, August 5, 2013:
"Avasthi (Split) delivers a superb novel about grief, friendship, and mental illness, mixing in graphic-novel elements and themes from Hindu mythology."

Starred Review, Kirkus Reviews, September 1, 2013:
"Haunting, mesmerizing and intense."

Starred Review, School Library Journal, November 2013:
"Fans of Cecil Castellucci's Year of the Beasts will especially appreciate this book's themes and its hybrid format that alternates chapters...in both compelling text and adept black-and-white graphics-graphics that ultimately deliver a sad and powerful twist."

Reseña del editor

“A superb novel about grief, friendship, and mental illness, mixing in graphic-novel elements and themes from Hindu mythology.” —Publishers Weekly, Starred
 
Corey, Holly, and Savitri are closer than family until a random act of violence shatters their world. A gunman shoots at their car, leaving Corey dead, Holly in a coma, and Savitri the sole witness to the crime.
 
When Holly wakes up, she is changed—determined to hunt down Corey’s killer, whatever the cost. Savitri fears that Holly is running wild, losing her grip on reality. Friends should stand by each other in times of crisis. But can you hold on too tight? Too long?
 
Swati Avasthi delivers a riveting novel that will appeal to fans of Laini Taylor and Laurie Halse Anderson.
 
“Haunting, mesmerizing and intense.” —Kirkus Reviews, Starred
 
“[A] visceral story of love, grief, and madness that is both action-packed and psychologically acute.” —The Horn Book