Run, Hide, Fight Back
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April Henry
Six teens must band together to survive after a shooting breaks out in this high-stakes thriller by New York Times-bestselling author April Henry.When a deadly shooting breaks out in a Portland shopping mall, a diverse group of teens ends up trapped behind a store’s security shutter. To her own surprise, seventeen-year-old Miranda finds the others looking to her as their leader. But she’s hiding a big secret—and she’s not the only one. The group has only three choices: Run, hide, or fight back. The wrong decision will have fatal consequences.In her masterful style, April Henry crafts an unrelenting thriller with empowering teen heroes. For fans of the breakout YA mysteries This Is Where It Ends and One of Us Is Lying.Christy Ottaviano Books
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Author
April Henry
Pages
256
Publisher
Henry Holt and Company (BYR)
Published Date
2019-08-27
ISBN
1627795901 9781627795906
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"⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️"
Cat
"This book is so good. It’s also sadly fit informative about how to handle this situation. With all the school shooting this book could possibly help you. Also a big plot twist."
Nikki
"This book is very raw and exposes the bad side of America "
Abby k
"Good soup. "
Ady Moore
"A great one! My first book by April Henry and I ended up reading a lot of her others. Very chilling and real. Had me scared of going to the mall for months after 😅. Great back stories for everyone and nonstop action without changing anyone's character. Love it!"
Malaika Khan
"Anyone want to read a terroist in a mall shooting? 13 and up. This is a heart-felt book It is awesome got tons of action and adventure"
sl06
"A fast-paced and insightful book asks us important questions; what does it mean to be American, and whether or not we have our priorities straight."
Hannah Faith
"honestly it was good book, I've read "Girl, Stolen" and "Count all Her Bones" by April Henry and this one would be in third place. One thing that did bother me a bit personally is that the characters felt very stereotypical"
Diana