This is What I Did:

Ann Dee Ellis

feb 2009 · Distribuido por Little, Brown Books for Young Readers

Acerca de este libro electrónico

Imagine if you had witnessed something horrific.
Imagine if it had happened to your friend.
And imagine if you hadn't done anything to help.

That's what it's like to be Logan, an utterly frank, slightly awkward, and extremely loveable outcast enmeshed in a mysterious psychological drama. This story allows readers to piece together the sequence of events that has changed his life and changed his perspective on what it means to be a good friend and what it means to be a good person.

This is What I Did: is a powerful read with clever touches, such as palindrome notes, strewn throughout the story and incorporated into the unique design of the book.

Calificaciones y opiniones

This book is about a boy named Logan; he lived in Mulholland with his mother Silvia, his father Tom, and his twin brothers Mack and Ryan. He had a best friend, Zyler, he was brave, green eyed and handsome and they had lots of thing in common, like they both liked Coke and Twinkies and they hated girls, except for one, Cami Wakefield. They thought she was beautiful, that her hair was pretty and that she had a great personality, but they only saw her, they never talked to her. Until that one day, when something horrific happened with his friend. From that moment on, things passed, this family moved to Judge, a nearby city. Logan didn’t have any friends there and everybody hated him except for Laurel; a weird girl from his class that always sent him little cards with palindromes. He also had enemies; Bruce and the guys, they were a group of bad guys. His parents took him to Dr. Jim Benson, a counselor to talk about his “problems”. They discussed mainly about Zyler, but also about his new school and how this whole new experience was going. That didn’t really help him, but it made his parents happy. That is how the rest of his life went in Judge.

Acerca del autor

Ann Dee Ellis received her MA from Brigham Young University. Reviewers called her debut novel, This is What I Did:, "haunting," "well-told," "intense," and "original."