Hannah Capinová sa zameriava na témy dospievania, priateľstva a ženskej sily. Jej diela sú známe prenikavým pohľadom na zložitosť identity a spoločenských tlakov, ktorým čelia mladí ľudia. Prostredníctvom pútavého rozprávania skúma napätie medzi túžbou po slobode a nutnosťou dodržiavať pravidlá. Capinová píše originálne a citlivo, čo čitateľom ponúka osviežujúci pohľad na súčasné výzvy.
The author, Hannah Capin, has a penchant for crafting stories centered around intelligent female protagonists and themes of revenge. Since her early writing days at eleven, she has evolved her storytelling, culminating in her debut novel, The Dead Queens Club, released in January 2019. Following this, her second novel, Foul Is Fair, is set to be published in January 2020, continuing her exploration of complex characters and dark narratives.
"Mean Girls" meets "The Tudors" in this clever contemporary retelling of Henry VIII and his wives (or, in this case, his high school girlfriends)--a fun, snarky read that provides great historical detail in an accessible way for teens while giving the infamous tale of Henry VIII its own unique spin. 1/2.
Lyrical and haunting, Hannah Capin's I Am Margaret Moore is a paranormal thriller that tests the hold of sisterhood and truth. I am a girl. I am a monster, too. Each summer the girls of Deck Five come back to Marshall Naval School. They sail on jewel-blue waters; they march on green drill-fields; they earn sunburns and honors. They push until they break apart and heal again, stronger. Each summer Margaret and Rose and Flor and Nisreen come back to the place where they are girls, safe away from the world: sisters bound by something more than blood. But this summer everything has changed. Girls are missing and a boy is dead. It’s because of Margaret Moore, the boys say. It’s because of what happened that night in the storm. Margaret’s friends vanish one by one, swallowed up into the lies she has told about what happened between her and a boy with the world at his feet. Can she unravel the secrets of this summer and last, or will she be pulled under by the place she once called home?