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Deadstream
Narrado por:
Mia Hutchinson-Shaw
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Narrado por:
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Mia Hutchinson-Shaw
“Brings horror into the digital age with a breakneck book that will keep you turning page after page.”—Andrew Joseph White, New York Times bestselling author of The Spirit Bares Its Teeth
“A thoroughly terrifying and viscerally modern ghost story that explores themes of grief, identity, belonging, and the double-edged nature of social media.”—Booklist
It’s been two months since Teresa last went outside. After surviving a car accident that claimed the life of her best friend, Teresa is terrified of leaving the security of her bedroom. Since then, her only window to the outside world has been the online community she found through streaming—the friends she games with, a small following of her own, and her favorite internet personality, Brick.
But one night, Teresa’s virtual barriers start to break down when a shadowy figure appears in the background of Brick’s livestream. Over the next few days, she watches with thousands of others as his behavior mysteriously changes. And then the unspeakable happens.
As the first person to catch footage of the deadly specter, Teresa finds herself at the center of a life-and-death investigation to find out who or what this figure could be. To defeat this relentless force, she must venture beyond the mental and physical walls she’s created. But will she be able to conquer her fears before anyone else loses their life?
A NEW YORK PUBLIC LIBRARY BEST BOOK FOR TEENS
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Reseñas de la crítica
"An addictive, anxiety-provoking YA thriller . . . This unsettling third-person narrative includes mixed media, creating a fully immersive, incessantly creepy experience."—Shelf Awareness, starred review
"A book that gets readers in its clutches and refuses to let them go; many will want to consume it in one sitting."—School Library Journal, starred review
"I think this story possessed me? I couldn’t stop reading it. I might still be reading it. It opened a door in my head and I haven’t been the same since. Tense and claustrophobic, an incredible experiment in voice and form."—Nino Cipri, author of Dead Girls Don’t Dream and Finna
"Startlingly familiar to every Gen Zer who’s ever gotten too close to their phone screen, Romasco-Moore brings horror into the digital age with a breakneck book that will keep you turning page after page."—Andrew Joseph White, New York Times bestselling author of Hell Followed With Us and The Spirit Bares Its Teeth
"Interspersed with transcripts from livestreams, online threads, video comments, and text messages, the narrative brings the action from the first chapter. Through haunting scenes, the author builds the tension, leaving readers questioning whether anywhere is truly safe. A thrilling, claustrophobic horror that explores the danger of a ghostly online presence."—Kirkus Reviews
"Romasco-Moore perfectly captures the irreverent and intentionally inscrutable spirit of today's internet, telling a thoroughly terrifying and viscerally modern ghost story that explores themes of grief, identity, belonging, and the double-edged nature of social media."—Booklist
"In this original paranormal horror novel by Romasco-Moore, readers will root for Teresa as the protagonist unearths an untapped well of smarts and bravery in her bid for survival."—Publishers Weekly
"A book that gets readers in its clutches and refuses to let them go; many will want to consume it in one sitting."—School Library Journal, starred review
"I think this story possessed me? I couldn’t stop reading it. I might still be reading it. It opened a door in my head and I haven’t been the same since. Tense and claustrophobic, an incredible experiment in voice and form."—Nino Cipri, author of Dead Girls Don’t Dream and Finna
"Startlingly familiar to every Gen Zer who’s ever gotten too close to their phone screen, Romasco-Moore brings horror into the digital age with a breakneck book that will keep you turning page after page."—Andrew Joseph White, New York Times bestselling author of Hell Followed With Us and The Spirit Bares Its Teeth
"Interspersed with transcripts from livestreams, online threads, video comments, and text messages, the narrative brings the action from the first chapter. Through haunting scenes, the author builds the tension, leaving readers questioning whether anywhere is truly safe. A thrilling, claustrophobic horror that explores the danger of a ghostly online presence."—Kirkus Reviews
"Romasco-Moore perfectly captures the irreverent and intentionally inscrutable spirit of today's internet, telling a thoroughly terrifying and viscerally modern ghost story that explores themes of grief, identity, belonging, and the double-edged nature of social media."—Booklist
"In this original paranormal horror novel by Romasco-Moore, readers will root for Teresa as the protagonist unearths an untapped well of smarts and bravery in her bid for survival."—Publishers Weekly
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