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Heroine archetypes
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Synopsis
"In a terrifying new world, four girls must depend on one another if they want to survive. Just when things have gotten kind of normal for Rosie, she finds hersoef running for her life - again. Only this time she's stuck with her roommates from school: Louisa, who can be okay sometimes; Maddie, who cant' stop complaining; and Evelyn, the girl with a million conspiracy theories. If she weren't so scared, Rosie would be totally annoyed. But one of Evelyn's theories was right. The boarding school the girls were sent to belongs to the Alliance, the wrong side of the War. Rosie has no choice but to run - and no one to rely on but her new friends. Wheter she likes it or not.
Is Run for Cover appropriate for my child?
Suitable for most readers 13 and up.
Girls on the run from a sinister boarding school must work together to survive in a war-torn world. Contains moderate war-related peril and themes of institutional deception, but no graphic violence or mature content.
What to know going in
This book has moderate violence, no sexual content, and mild language. Content notes include captivity, war, and deception.
Who'll love this
Four girls who don't get along must become allies when they discover their boarding school is run by the enemy side of a war.