Zee's Way- By Kristin Butcher ****
John Zeelander-Zee for short, has always been looked at by others as a just plain trouble. He and his friends have been kicked out of a local shopping center for absolutely no reason. He and his friends look to it as discrimination. So, to fight back for their shopping rights, he does grafitti all over a hardware store wall. But he gets caught and is forced to work until he pays off the damage he's done. He suddenly finds himself stuck in between choosing his boss-Feniuk, or his friends. But who will he choose?
I gave Zee's Way 4 stars because the ending almost seemed too perfect, even for a book. It was a great quick-read, though. In some ways, I feel sorry for Zee and his friend. They were always left out and closely watched. Zee's Way has mild language and should be read by readers 10+.
John Zeelander-Zee for short, has always been looked at by others as a just plain trouble. He and his friends have been kicked out of a local shopping center for absolutely no reason. He and his friends look to it as discrimination. So, to fight back for their shopping rights, he does grafitti all over a hardware store wall. But he gets caught and is forced to work until he pays off the damage he's done. He suddenly finds himself stuck in between choosing his boss-Feniuk, or his friends. But who will he choose?
I gave Zee's Way 4 stars because the ending almost seemed too perfect, even for a book. It was a great quick-read, though. In some ways, I feel sorry for Zee and his friend. They were always left out and closely watched. Zee's Way has mild language and should be read by readers 10+.
2 comments:
It is hard to find a book with a 'perfect' ending, isn't it? Either they are to perfect, horrible, unexpected, weird, unbelievable, and so many others. there are few that have the 'just-right' ending, but when you find that book, you know.
Yeah, I totally agree!
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