VBT# Wednesday- Dennis Sharpe

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Wednesday 

Review: Wednesday - Dennis Sharpe - May 2015

 First off , just in case there are people out there that get offended by books with alot of swearing, then Wednesday isn't the read for you and for those who have been following our saga with Into The River which was banned for it's content of swearing, it got me thinking more about the issue when I was reading Wednesday as why is it that some books can get banned just so simple and others can have quite a lot of dark content and be fine for readers consumption and publishing.   In this book we meet Wednesday, a girl who has been used and abused by Klein who as we learn throughout the book , really is one of the lowest scum. Now he's chucking Wednesday out like last week's rubbish and has hired Alvin to come and kill her. Of course, readers can see where this is going to go and what the story will be like . This was a fast-paced book with quite alot of action and movement as we follow the characters every move , I did find it difficult to read though due to the language and constant off-colourness as it's not what I am used to reading. It did however fit with the dark tones of the book and was seen as appropiate for this story. Wednesday is a roller coaster of a ride and will keep the readers glued to the pages and you will not want to put it down. 
If you love Dark and Edgy Fiction, then Wednesday by Dennis Sharpe is the read for you. 
I recommend this book to be read by 18+ due to the content featured within the pages.

 

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