Review: Hacker by Malorie Blackman
Genre: Thriller
Rating out of 10: 10
Publisher: Corgi
First Published: 1992
Summary
Vicky lives a quiet life with her mum, dad and brother Gib. When her dad is arrested on suspicion of stealing a large sum of money from the bank he works at, Vicky is determined to prove it wasn’t him, using her computing and hacking skills. I loved how the vivid descriptions really make you feel like the characters were real, and the storyline was full of twists and turns!
Things I Enjoyed
- I love the author’s captivating style of writing, it really helps you create an image of what’s happening
- The storyline is always engaging, full of twists in the plot
- Unlike many similar books, Hacker isn’t overwhelmed with characters
- The book is relatively short, meaning you don’t have to commit to reading long book
Conclusion
I would recommend this book to anyone who enjoys mysteries, thrillers and Sci-Fi as well. I really enjoyed Hacker, and would give it a 10/10 rating.
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