Entr@pment

a comedy

English language

Published 2009 by Margaret K. McElderry Books.

ISBN:
978-1-4169-5889-5
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OCLC Number:
236082124

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Two teenage girls assume false identities online in order to test the fidelity of their boyfriends. Told in the form of chat room communications.

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Review of 'Entr@pment' on 'Storygraph'

While I'm not in love with it, I do enjoy the very streamlined way of reading it.

Two major things stick out for me: the relationship drama and the gender stereotypes. The former I can live with (in small doses), as it can be a very memorable and/or inspiring time in one's life. The latter, however, bugs me to no end. While I don't expect every person to treat every other person with respect, I do expect at least one person to not be a talking stereotype.

Without going off on a rampage, I'll just say this: females aren't all feminine and males aren't all masculine. Even though Annie sticks out as the least "feminine," she still fits way too nicely into the "girl" box with Tamra and Bliss. The same can be said for Johnson, Beau, and Mitch fitting way too nicely into the "boy" box. Not helping matters …

Subjects

  • Online identities -- Fiction
  • Impostors and imposture -- Fiction
  • Dating (Social customs) -- Fiction
  • Online chat groups -- Fiction
  • Interpersonal relations -- Fiction
  • Friendship -- Fiction