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A Thousand Shades Of Blue (2008)

by Robin Stevenson(Favorite Author)

3.41 of 5 Votes: 4

ISBN

1551439212 (ISBN13: 9781551439211)

languge

English

genre

Young Adult Fantasy & Science Fiction

publisher

Orca Book Publishers

review 1: I personally really like this book. It portrayed a year long journey with a family of problems. They couldn't even sit down together at the dinner table with out giving each other mean looks. And when they found out they were going to be together for a year, on a boat, they were utterly surprised. The daughter and son were so upset. Not to mention they had a disabled sister that they would have to leave back at home. Towards the middle they begin to talk more then they ever had before and they were finding things out about each other that they didn't even know. Its definitely a broken family turning in to a loving family. Its a tear jerker. There are a lot of twists that will keep you very enthused and you will want to keep on reading. I think they should have been more de... moretailed with the surroundings. When they went to the Bahamas/Caribbean they didn't explain the setting or the beautiful plant life or something that would be eye catching as soon as you got there. I rated this book a 4 because I think it was a good story overall about a troubled family learning to accept there faults and become a happy loving family like they once were.
review 2: A Thousand Shades of Blue is a gripping book of family ties. Rachel is incredibly unhappy and lost in her messed up family and just wants it to be better again, which is hard when her sister, Emma, who kept them glued together, has moved into a group home. Rachel’s sadness turns to dread when, of all things to do, her father and mother decide to pull Rachel and her brother; Tim, out of school a year to “fix the family” however, it makes the family worse, or does it? Rachel starts to feel closer to her brother than ever when they uncover a shattering secret. less

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