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Jump The Cracks (2008)

by Stacy DeKeyser(Favorite Author)

3.8 of 5 Votes: 3

ISBN

0738712744 (ISBN13: 9780738712741)

languge

English

genre

Young Adult Fiction

publisher

Flux

review 1: While taking the train to visit her dad in New York City, fifteen-year-old Victoria sees a young mother abuse her child. When she tells the conductor, he brushes it off as a cranky baby and tired mother. When the train arrives in New York, the woman closes the toddler in the train bathroom and leaves him there while she meets a man at the station.Victoria rescues the toddler and plans to enlist her dad's help when he picks her up at the train station. Only her dad isn't there to meet her. Another in a string of broken promises.When the train leaves the station, Victoria and the toddler go with it. Accused of kidnapping and sought by the police, Victoria refuses to bring Wills back until her dad and the police promise not to return him to his mother.DeKeyser has written a f... moreast paced thriller about a child in danger and a girl who is determined not to let him fall through the cracks, thus putting herself in danger as well. Although there is a slight hole in the plot, the suspense and Victoria's stubborn devotion to doing what is right - even if it means doing what is not legal - makes a very good story.
review 2: Awesome book! I would give this book five stars. A fifteen year old girl, Victoria is taking a trip to NewYork to see her father. Tragic things happen while she is on the train going to new york. There is also a little boy on the train that she ends up taking care of all by her self. She is going all around the world with her and this little boy, while her dad is in NewYork panicking. All she wanted to do was keep her promise to this little boy and not let him fall through the cracks and go back to his abusive teen mother. This story is very suspenseful and full of surprises. It was definitely a book i would recommend to anyone! You can not keep your hands off the book. less

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