Jaela
04-16-2007, 02:12 PM
Here's a review of a book I haven't finished, which is usually a no-no, but I'll add to it once I finish.
CHAIN MAIL: Addicted to You
by Ishizaki Hiroshi
Re: SAWAKO, WOULD YOU LIKE TO CREATE A FICTIONAL WORLD?
This is what Sawako finds in her e-mail inbox when checking her cell phone one day before school. Life is boring, and there are so many annoying, frustrating, and infuriating people walking around, going about pointless lives and saying words that mean nothing. The e-mail, from a mysterious girl named Yukari, invites Sawako to join a sort of online role-playing forum. There are four playable characters: The heroine, her private tutor she is secretly in love with, her stalker, and the woman detective pursuing the stalker.
Yukari has taken the role of the stalker.
Sawako signs up as the heroine, and forwards the e-mail to two other girls.
Mayumi, a mystery-lover who becomes the detective;
and Mai, a rock-and-roll obsessed girl who becomes the tutor/boyfriend to Sawako.
The story begins. To anyone who doesn't know it's a work of fiction made by teenage girls, it would be terrifying.
Even to me, knowing it's a work of fiction with in a work of fiction, it's spooky. It sends chills down my spine. I LOVE THIS BOOK.
I find my heart pounding, and I wish Yukari would send ME an invitation to join the Chain Mail craze.
This book is sure to be a winner, and I'll be sure to give a final report when I'm finished.
If y'all aren't too occupied as of late, please track down a copy of this novel and read it with me.
Creepy-cool. I'm going to read more now. I have to find out what happens next.
-Jaela
CHAIN MAIL: Addicted to You
by Ishizaki Hiroshi
Re: SAWAKO, WOULD YOU LIKE TO CREATE A FICTIONAL WORLD?
This is what Sawako finds in her e-mail inbox when checking her cell phone one day before school. Life is boring, and there are so many annoying, frustrating, and infuriating people walking around, going about pointless lives and saying words that mean nothing. The e-mail, from a mysterious girl named Yukari, invites Sawako to join a sort of online role-playing forum. There are four playable characters: The heroine, her private tutor she is secretly in love with, her stalker, and the woman detective pursuing the stalker.
Yukari has taken the role of the stalker.
Sawako signs up as the heroine, and forwards the e-mail to two other girls.
Mayumi, a mystery-lover who becomes the detective;
and Mai, a rock-and-roll obsessed girl who becomes the tutor/boyfriend to Sawako.
The story begins. To anyone who doesn't know it's a work of fiction made by teenage girls, it would be terrifying.
Even to me, knowing it's a work of fiction with in a work of fiction, it's spooky. It sends chills down my spine. I LOVE THIS BOOK.
I find my heart pounding, and I wish Yukari would send ME an invitation to join the Chain Mail craze.
This book is sure to be a winner, and I'll be sure to give a final report when I'm finished.
If y'all aren't too occupied as of late, please track down a copy of this novel and read it with me.
Creepy-cool. I'm going to read more now. I have to find out what happens next.
-Jaela