First off, I need to have a chat with the people on Goodreads who shelved this as “Dystopia,” because that’s the only reason I didn’t read Nerve sooner. Yeesh. I thought it was going to be something similar to The Hunger Games in a reality-tv-where-kids-fight-for-their-lives kind of way. Guess wh...
Un roman YA qui se lit plutôt très bien, un rythme assez soutenu grâce au suspense qui s'installe jusqu'aux dernières pages. Les personnages sont sympathiques bien que pas très élaborés. Pourtant j'ai bien accroché et j'ai aimé ce thème qui tourne autour du jeu, de la cyber télé réalité, de jusqu...
Nerve tells the story of Vee, a girl who, used to being in her best friend's shadow, finally tries to emerge and make herself known. She does so by playing NERVE, an online game of dares. She gets partnered with Ian, the nicest guy in this book. The dares start off relatively small but get increa...
Cool concept, but botched ending. Also, giving a taste of the end at the beginning was not a good tactic. Showing us a bit from the end first only upped my expectations for what would happen. When nothing matching it did, that made my evaluation of the work drop considerably.The story is about...
She sighs loudly. “Okay, next time you’ll need to make your move quicker; waiting ’til the end is too much pressure. Seriously, find a way to be alone alone during the first hour. Know what I mean? The rest of your time will go great after that.” It’s funny listening to he...