Title: More than We Can tell
Author: Brigid
Kemmerer
Series: Letters to the
Lost book 2
Pages: 416
Genre: teen, teen real
life issues
More than we can tell by Brigid Kemmerer and it is the sequel to Letters to the Lost
but it's more of companion novel than a true sequel. I enjoyed this
one as well, but not as much as I did the first one. But I did
enjoy reading more about Rev, and I loved meeting Emma Blue a girl who's trying
to make it in the gaming world.
This novel didn't shy
away from the hard stuff nor the gritty world of gaming and the problems that
go along with it. Especially if you’re a girl. In a perfect world this wouldn't
happen. Girls and women could play video and computer games as well as design
them without worrying about harassment from boys and men. I was glad that
this book bought to light that this does indeed happen, and it happens more
than it should.
Just like in Letters
to the Lost Brigid Kemmererer shows that just because it’s a harsh or
touchy subject she's not going to shy away from writing about
it; especially if it something that teens especially teen girls can relate
too. I think everyone not just teenagers can read this and get something
out of it.
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