Review: The Paparazzi Prioject - Kristina Springer

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Review: The Paparazzi Project - Kristina Springer - December 2012

Livvie Thompson is addicted to photography and her Interpersonal Communications class has come up with an idea to split the class into three categories and discover what it's like to be in the tabloids and the art of perception and how tabloids can be made up of true and false information as well as the repercussions of what is published.  There will be three groups - The Celebrities who will be the ones followed , the Paparazzi who will be the ones capturing the photos of the celebrities and the Tabloid crew who will be the ones writing up the stories to go with the pictures. What will be captured though will be taken out of context in some parts and Livvie decides to take her project to the next level by starting up an anonymous blog called The Thompson Tattler where she will post her pictures and tidbits of gossip. What will happen though when via her blog she discovers news and photos that could harm not only her classmates , her best friends but also have the power to break up not just one family, but two . Will she share the knowledge and have to live the consequences of what occurs or will she keep quiet and keep a lid on the news ?
Find out in this fun teen read "The Paparazzi Project".

 

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