In this book you follow Jessica who needs money. (Just like most people in this world) She goes to take this survey as she pretends to be the person they think she is. When she gets to the survey she realizes that the survey is about morals and mortality. Which I loved. Then it somehow spirals from some online questions to real life morals and how they connect.
I love the moral debate in this book and how after getting asked so many moral, deep questions Jessica starts to think again about everyday situations she finds herself in. She is constantly wondering in the back of her mind whether she's doing something that's morally wrong or right, and whether or not Dr. Shields would approve. I love the way this book has characters with obsessive and stalker-y behavior and shows how other characters respond to this behavior.
An Anonymous Girl will get into your head and make you go a little crazy!
I love the moral debate in this book and how after getting asked so many moral, deep questions Jessica starts to think again about everyday situations she finds herself in. She is constantly wondering in the back of her mind whether she's doing something that's morally wrong or right, and whether or not Dr. Shields would approve. I love the way this book has characters with obsessive and stalker-y behavior and shows how other characters respond to this behavior.
An Anonymous Girl will get into your head and make you go a little crazy!