Friday, April 17, 2020

The Invisible Girl, Blue Jeans


At this school, everyone has secrets, everyone looks guilty, everyone is a suspect.



Aurora Ríos is invisible to almost everyone. Events in the past made her isolate herself from the world, and she barely interacts with anyone. At seventeen years old, she has no friends and is tired of the people in the town talking about her behind her back. One night in May, her mother doesn’t find her at home when she returns from work. That’s unusual. Aurora shows up dead the next day in the locker room at her school, Instituto Rubén Darío. She’s been struck on the head, and a compass is found next to her body.

Who is responsible for that dreadful crime?

Julia Plaza, the invisible girl’s classmate, is obsessed with finding an answer. Her extraordinary intelligence and her prodigious memory make her unbeatable at chess, capable of solving a Rubik’s Cube in fifty seconds. But will they help her parents find the key to the enigma? Her mother, Aitana, is the forensic technician for the case, and her father, Miguel Ángel, is Sergeant of the Judicial Police squad from the Civil Guard in charge of the investigation. Julia and her fast friend Emilio, a strange kid with an eerie gaze, will do everything possible to prevent Aurora Ríos’s killer from going unpunished.

Will they find out who the killer with the compass is, and what lies behind that bizarre death?

I really like this book and if you like thrillers, detective novels, suspense, etc this is a great option and maybe you can identify yourself with it and it also has a second part that, despite not having read it, has been highly recommended to me and that is much better than the first.

Its original edition is in Spanish but I read it in English online in a pdf.

By Keily Valdivieso, Step 9