The Steep and Thorny Way
By: Cat Winters
Genre: YA historical fiction
Pages: 352
Published: 2016
Read: March
5 out of 5
I love
when I find an author that continually writes amazing books. Cat Winters is one
of them. In all three of her young adult novels, she grabs the reader
immediately with her powerful writing and mysterious plots. Taking place in Oregon during the 1920’s, The Steep and Thorny Way is a retelling
of Shakespeare’s Hamlet. The main
mystery is of the resurfacing of the ghost of Hank Denny, a black man, who
desires to avenge his death, but that is not all. The KKK is active, mulattos
and homosexuals are being chased out of town, and friends turn on each other. Winters wrote yet another entertaining, intriguing
and educational piece of work.
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