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A review by chavborromeo
The Vanishing Stair by Maureen Johnson
mysterious
medium-paced
- Plot- or character-driven? A mix
- Strong character development? No
- Loveable characters? Yes
- Diverse cast of characters? No
- Flaws of characters a main focus? Yes
4.0
Book 2 is a little bit okay than book 1.
So, this book started when Stevie made a deal with Edward King in order to go back to school. In exchange of looking out David. She got an important evidence that is significant to Ellingham case. She discover a tunnel, secret passage and Ellie's dead body.
She solved this case. I love that Stevie is always the observant. I love Janelle, Vu and Nate's friendship with Stevie. They always there for her. Willing to help. And so as Larry. But David is I can't understand. He have issues but seriously most of the time he's acting like a jerk.
I don't if David and Stevie's scenes are always fall short but I don't feel their chemistry.😤
If they really the main couple, I hope their dynamics can be fix :(((
So, this book started when Stevie made a deal with Edward King in order to go back to school. In exchange of looking out David. She got an important evidence that is significant to Ellingham case. She discover a tunnel, secret passage and Ellie's dead body.
She solved this case. I love that Stevie is always the observant. I love Janelle, Vu and Nate's friendship with Stevie. They always there for her. Willing to help. And so as Larry. But David is I can't understand. He have issues but seriously most of the time he's acting like a jerk.
I don't if David and Stevie's scenes are always fall short but I don't feel their chemistry.😤
If they really the main couple, I hope their dynamics can be fix :(((
Content Warnings
Graphic: Death, Blood, Kidnapping, and Murder