This is a difficult book to write about, mainly because I can’t capture the book’s full flavour without writing the review in its style – and obviously, not being Jaclyn Moriarty, I can’t do that. with some inevitably romantic consequences. The problem is, though, that all Brookfield boys are supposedly drug dealers, psychopaths and criminals-in-training – and one of the boys is definitely not what he pretends to be. Thanks to an over-enthusiastic English teacher, their class is participating in a pen-pal project with the nearby Brookfield High, and the three girls end up with boys for pen-pals .
The witty, imaginative and cool-headed (occasionally even cool-hearted) Lydia wants to be a writer Emily would like to become a lawyer like her parents, but she isn’t especially clever and worries about her grades and both girls worry about Cassie, whose father died recently. Lydia, Emily and Cassie are three Australian teenagers, best friends who all go to the same private school.
How many creative ways are there to say ‘THIS BOOK IS ABSOLUTELY BRILLIANT. Finding Cassie Crazy (published as The Year of Secret Assignments in the USA) is without a doubt one of the best books I’ve read in a long time – or ever – but I have no idea what I’m going to write about it.
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