Andrews is definitely NOT the author to explore the issue in a respectful manner. Outside of the novel, there may be discussions regarding people with an intellectual or developmental disability and consent, but V.

But it’s presented as if “sweet Sylvia” consents to it all, even though big sister Audrina can see the abuse and exploitation. Though Audrina narrates, Whitefern‘s plot is very Sylvia-focused.Īnd it’s bad. Andrews LIST PRICE 7.99 PRICE MAY VARY BY RETAILER Get a FREE ebook by joining our mailing list today Plus, receive recommendations and exclusive offers on all of your favorite books and authors from Simon & Schuster. Remember Audrina Adare’s younger sister, Sylvia? Her condition hasn’t been specified, but pretty much is never described without a slur or ableist speech against her. Resources and Downloads Whitefern Book 2 of The Audrina Series By V.C. Even if you loved reading My Sweet Audrina, I don’t wish its sequel upon anyone.

Whatever Simon & Schuster paid for this book, it would be a miracle if Whitefern earned out its advance. Read on at your risk.ĬONTENT WARNING: Racism, sexism, abuse, rape, and SO MUCH ABLEISM. SPOILER WARNING: This review consists only of spoilers. The long-awaited sequel to My Sweet Audrina, one of V.C.

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