BOOKS
About Something Happened to Ali Greenleaf
" The dialogue-rich, dual first-person narrative shows both girls’ evolving perspectives. Whether or not Sean is punished for his crime becomes less important than the powerful voices these unlikely allies end up granting each other. "
Alternating first-person narration from junior Ali and popular senior Blythe presents an anguishing picture of a high school hierarchy in which revered athletes behave with impunity... A harrowing read that tells a complicated story with nuance."
"A powerful and important addition to YA books on the topic of sexual assault. Recommended for high school and public libraries everywhere."
About The Falling Girls
“This fast-paced, thrilling read belongs in all school libraries. It touches on issues such as toxic friendships, high school sports, gender roles, and stereotyping.”
—SLJ
"High school drama, cliques, jealousy, obsession, the power of friendship, and the toxicity of codependence are explored with sensitivity... all balanced seamlessly against family dynamics, making for an unusually complex story. Engrossing."
—Kirkus
"Krischer’s sophomore novel explores the kinds of toxic relationships that teenagers often find themselves in. A heavy dose of cheer terminology immerses readers in that world, while strong themes of independence, friendships, and boundaries will speak to teen readers. Gripping."
—Booklist
About Where Are You, Echo Blue?
"Equal parts intelligent and thrilling, this will have readers glued to their seats."
—Publisher's Weekly
"Krischer's look at fame and the toll it takes is piercing, timely, and astute.”
—Booklist
About You Belong To Me
“Intrigue abounds in this story that’s full of thrills and atmosphere…”
—Kirkus
“[T]his page-turning novel highlights the way gaslighting and peer pressure can have devastating consequences.”
—PW
“A fast-paced thriller…Krischer shines a light on the lucrative world of health and wellness and especially how marketing by these movements bears a disturbing resemblance to cult indoctrination.”
—Booklist
