The main places that the characters would be in would either be in the school or at Julia's house. I can picture every detail of this book if I had my eye's closed she made it very easy for you comprehend. The author makes you feel like you're apart of the setting it is like you're there with the characters and at the setting. It's similar with the way she uses the setting such as, the school, all the houses, and even the hospital. The setting is very similar to the real world because it's just like everyday situations. Then, Julia she loves Eric no matter what the situation is and that she would be with him no matter what. Things that Eric has done to make me like his character is that once he tells Julia what happened he still tried to show her that he cares about her. Since I like the characters it makes me like the book more than I usually would. I really like the characters in the book because it shows different sides of people.

She describes the characters by there features and how they act towards one another. Therefore, the author makes the people seem realistic with the way she describes them and the way that they act. No, the book isn't unique or unusual than other books that I have read before. The author's voice is just like talking to someone that you're close with. Yes, it gives me a sense of place that it sets. The book has it's moments when it is funny, sad, or happy. I don't like the way the book ends because there is not a second part to the book because it left my mind wondering. I love how the author shows that love isn't always what it seems it can go down hill real quick. She knows how to make you feel like you are apart of the novel or make it seem like it is real life. The author's style is unique with the way she writes.

There are many lessons that Allison demonstrates in the novel. Julia falls in love with Eric and at the end he disappears and his real name isn't even Eric. The life lesson that the book illustrates is that you have to be careful in who you trust. The book shows a lot of things between the characters love, betrayal, and violence. In the end they either hurt you or they are not the person they tell you they are. Then, the theme of the book is to show that you can't always trust the people you think you know. Allison Van Diepen's Snitch motivated me to read her other books with her very unique writing style and passion for writing. Then, everything came together after there first encounter. He asked her for her number and she was so excited and gave it to her. He was new in the school and it was the first time she got in trouble. The first time she met him she was starstruck she first met him in the principals office. A good girl gone bad! Julia fell head over heels for Eric.

Snitch by Allison van Diepen