By Jenna Finnerty, University of New Hampshire Stacy Padula & Jenna Finnerty In Stacy Padula's latest novel, "Gripped 4: Smoke & Mirrors," I really liked how there were a bunch of different storylines that made me want to learn what was going to happen next. The different stories kept me focused, because there were so … Continue reading UNH Sophomore Jenna Finnerty’s Thoughts on the “Gripped” Characters
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UNH Sophomore Recommends “Smoke & Mirrors” to Parents of Teenagers
By Jenna Finnerty, University of New Hampshire I recommend "Gripped 4: Smoke & Mirrors" by Stacy Padula to teens and parents for a multitude of reasons. First of all, I think teens should read it because it gives good insight into what people deal with once they get wrapped up in drugs. Second, I think … Continue reading UNH Sophomore Recommends “Smoke & Mirrors” to Parents of Teenagers
Jenna Finnerty Reviews “Gripped 4: Smoke & Mirrors”
By Jenna Finnerty, Norwell, Massachusetts & University of New Hampshire Stacy Padula & Jenna Finnerty The book Gripped Part 4 by Stacy Padula is a great book to teach teens and parents what it would be like to get into drugs and how it can affect your life. The book goes into detail about how … Continue reading Jenna Finnerty Reviews “Gripped 4: Smoke & Mirrors”
A College Freshman’s Take on “Gripped Part 2: Blindsided” by Stacy Padula
This book will hopefully influence teens to abstain from drugs and alcohol after reading about the effects it has on everyone’s lives. Teens who read this book will also learn what could happen to them if they do end up getting involved with drugs. Similar to Taylor’s situation, drugs can ruin someone’s life after becoming addicted.
Jenna Finnerty Reviews Stacy Padula’s Novel “Gripped Part 2: Blindsided”
Gripped Part 2 will show teens how easy it is to get addicted to drugs and how it can affect everyone around you. Not only will this book show how dangerous it is to start experimenting with drugs, but it could also teach a valuable lesson to anyone struggling with addiction. It shows that even if you stray from your morals, you can always go back.
May’s Q&A with Jenna Finnerty of Norwell High School
Jenna Finnerty is a senior at Norwell High School in Norwell, Massachusetts. She is planning to major in nursing next year. Jenna has accrued years of experience as a cheerleader and gymnast. She also has a passion for traveling and looks forward to studying abroad in college.
Jenna Finnerty’s Take on New Y.A. Novel “Gripped” by Stacy Padula
The book Gripped Part 1: The Truth We Never Told by Stacy Padula allows readers to learn from the mistakes of the young and naive characters. It shows how entangled young adults can get in drugs and alcohol and the consequences that come with them. When relationships are ruined due to the mistakes the teens have made, many of them question their actions and if it is worth the loss of friends and family.
Q&A with Jenna Finnerty on Young Adult Novel “When Darkness Tries to Hide”
When Darkness Tries to Hide is a teen novel by Stacy A. Padula. It is book #2 in the Montgomery Lake High book series. Jenna Finnerty was asked a series of questions about the characters, theme, and plot of the story. Reading this would be useful for anyone who has read the book to gain … Continue reading Q&A with Jenna Finnerty on Young Adult Novel “When Darkness Tries to Hide”
Hope Found in Darkness: A Young Adult Book Review by Jenna Finnerty
When Darkness Tries to Hide, by Stacy Padula, follows the same group of friends from Montgomery Lake High, The Right Person. The group of friend has begun to split up, with some of them realizing partying and getting into drugs is not the best idea. Some of them have turned to God, and are letting … Continue reading Hope Found in Darkness: A Young Adult Book Review by Jenna Finnerty
The Right Person by Stacy Padula Accurately Depicts High School Social Challenges
The Right Person, by Stacy Padula, shows how a group of freshman at Montgomery Lake High face the challenges of high school. They go through dangerous situations and have to resist temptations. They realize what it is like to try to become popular and how you can lose friends easily. All of their situations are very relatable to many high school students.
