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Monday's Not Coming
by Tiffany D. Jackson
Another case of great concept and poor execution. It started out strong but I was a little confused about Claudia‘s age since I’m not familiar with the American school system (and don’t care enough to learn). She felt like she was 12 at most. 14-16 year olds aren’t stupid enough to dismiss obvious signs of abuse, especially when it’s your best friend.
It becomes pretty clear what happened to Monday early on but didn’t understand why the adults acted the way they did and that reveal successfully ruined the book. I can’t say how believable it is to forget the last two years of your life more than once but why did NO ONE tell her? She was clearly suffering from it and the adults decided it was best to dismiss her pain and let her struggle?
It becomes pretty clear what happened to Monday early on but didn’t understand why the adults acted the way they did and that reveal successfully ruined the book. I can’t say how believable it is to forget the last two years of your life more than once but why did NO ONE tell her? She was clearly suffering from it and the adults decided it was best to dismiss her pain and let her struggle?