The Blank Page

By Krista Bean
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(4.67 based on 3 reviews)

Published: Aug. 19, 2012
Words: 7,109 (approximate)
Language: English
ISBN: 9781476291505


Short description

Brooke writes "LEAVE THIS PAGE BLANK" on the inside of her yearbook so her best friend has a place to sign. But someone else writes there first. The handwriting is bizarre and unrecognizable, and instead of well-wishes for the upcoming summer, the message contains a creepy warning. Brooke wants to believe it's all a joke... but her growing sense of dread is making her think otherwise.

Extended description

**A short story**

Brooke writes "LEAVE THIS PAGE BLANK" on the inside of her yearbook so her best friend has a place to sign. But after the book is passed around at school, she finds that someone else has written there first. The handwriting is bizarre and unrecognizable, and instead of well-wishes for the upcoming summer, the message contains a creepy warning. Brooke wants to believe it's all a joke... but her growing sense of dread is making her think otherwise.

Tags

suspense, mystery, danger, high school, ghost, warning, neighborhood, handwriting, yearbook

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Review by: David Blake on Oct. 08, 2012 : star star star star
Like the last reviewer, I was sufficiently impressed by Krista Bean's "The Watch" to check out her other work, and hence found myself reading "The Blank Page". It's a very different story to the other piece, being set in the present day for a start, but it displays the same hallmarks: clearly-defined characters and settings that you quickly get wrapped up in and, most importantly, care about.

Krista Bean has a wonderful ability to paint her worlds using a modicum of similies and with easy-to-read, free-flowing text that doesn't rely on words so uncommon that you have to hurry to the dictionary.

This was very nearly a five - if I have to nitpick (and I hate to do it with work this good) I would say that Brooke's stumbling upon the 'answer' to her mystery seemed a little too easy/coincidental.

I shall certainly be looking out for more of Krista's work - maybe Zoe Delano could get her own story? :-)
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Review by: Ralph on Oct. 07, 2012 : star star star star star
I checked this out after reading The Watch, and I'm glad I did. It starts off being one kind of story, then turns into something else, then turns into something else again. I like that it's unpredictable, and the end makes you think.
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Review by: Adam Drake on Aug. 19, 2012 : star star star star star
After deleting the first eight drafts of the review I think this story deserves, I give up. It will just have to be simple. It's awesome and the author has an unmistakable talent for weaving a compelling story that is easy to get lost in. Great read.
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