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Speechless by Hannah Harrington
4.0
Chelsea Knot can't keep a secret for longer than five minutes and after exposing a rather large and personal secret and then seeing the effects it has on people. Chelsea decides to take a vow of silence so she can never tell another secret.
Speechless is one of those books that grabs you from the very first page and doesn't let go until the very end.
The book starts with Chelsea learning of a secret that she sees at a friend's new year party and after spilling this secret and seeing the devastating effects it has on people. Chelsea decides that taking a vow of silence will be the best way for her to never tell a secret again.
Once she starts her vow of silence Chelsea is soon made an outcast in her school and finds out that the people who she though her were friends won't stand by her. However Chelsea soon finds out that there are real friends who will stand by her and she even discovers love.
The writing style of Hannah Harrington makes the book run along at a good pace and there is humor dotted throughout the book. Hannah also manages to portray how difficult being at school while being a teenage can actually be.
Speechless is one of those books that grabs you from the very first page and doesn't let go until the very end.
The book starts with Chelsea learning of a secret that she sees at a friend's new year party and after spilling this secret and seeing the devastating effects it has on people. Chelsea decides that taking a vow of silence will be the best way for her to never tell a secret again.
Once she starts her vow of silence Chelsea is soon made an outcast in her school and finds out that the people who she though her were friends won't stand by her. However Chelsea soon finds out that there are real friends who will stand by her and she even discovers love.
The writing style of Hannah Harrington makes the book run along at a good pace and there is humor dotted throughout the book. Hannah also manages to portray how difficult being at school while being a teenage can actually be.