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Il Coltello Che Mi Ha Ucciso (2009)

by Anthony McGowan(Favorite Author)

3.64 of 5 Votes: 2

ISBN

8817030783 (ISBN13: 9788817030786)

languge

English

genre

Young Adult Fiction

publisher

Rizzoli

review 1: I think that this book is alright because there is a lot of tension between Paul and Roth. When you keep reading, I think you get used to the knife and start seeing it as less creepy. Also, you will start to understand how the knife was a big part for Paul and how he changed because at the end, he ends up killing a boy named, Mickey, who was on his team. I feel sorry for Mickey because he decided to help out Paul and all Paul did was hurt him. I think Paul did the right thing in the beginning by backing out but too bad Roth wouldn't let him. I would say that this is all Roth's fault since he let Paul get near that knife and that he made him stay in his gang.
review 2: I thought that the book was amazingly suspenseful. The only part that I didn't like in the boo... morek was that it didn't have the ending that I expected. At the end the bad guy was still alive while the good person, Shane died, and Paul the main character got arrested because he was the person who killed Shane accidentally when he turned around with the knife and thought it was the enemy so he stabbed him and Shane died. It wasn't a good ending for me because I still wonder how Roth, who started all the war between the schools and caused all this to happen, and I wonder if Paul is going to return to his school and if the freaks would hate him or try to accept him again as a friend. For most of the parts the book would make you want to continue reading because it would tell you parts by parts of how Paul would die. At the end Paul didn't die but his soul died because of what he has done to someone he loved. less

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