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The Truth and Lies of Ella Black
- Narrado por: Kelby Keenan
- Duração: 9 horas e 34 minutos
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Sinopse
From the author of the "unputdownable" international hit The One Memory of Flora Banks comes a fast-paced cross-continental journey of identity, family, darkness and light, and the ways in which we define ourselves.
Ella Black has always had dark inclinations. She's successfully hidden her evil alter ego from her family and friends, but Bella is always there, ready to take control and force Ella to do bad things. When Ella's parents drag her out of school one afternoon and fly across the globe to Rio de Janeiro with no believable explanation, Bella longs to break free - and so does Ella. Because for all that her parents claim to be doing what's best for her, Ella knows there is something going on that they're not divulging, and she is determined to find out what.
Once in Rio, Ella learns a shocking truth about her family that gives way to a mission through the streets and beaches of Brazil in search of her authentic self. But the truth has many layers, and as Ella uncovers more and more about her own history, she struggles to come to terms with just where it is that she came from.
Resumo da Crítica
"Barr’s second YA novel is a fast-paced, dramatic search for answers to the secrets of the self." (The Guardian)
“Readers will enjoy the many twists and turns of the plot [and] the strong female character of Ella whose life may be totally different than what she is used to, but she refuses to give in to her situation and tries to do what she thinks is best.” ("Highly Recommended", CM Magazine)