Status Updates From Camp Shady Crook

Likes: The book is very suspenseful and I get two characters' points of view. I also like what the story is about because usually, I wouldn't expect a book to be about that.
Dislike: The book is a little slow for my liking.

Vivian at the beginning of the book was this anti-social person who didn't want friends partially because she was scared they wouldn't be real friends and they'd just use her. Later on in the story, she meets Archie and realizes that they have a lot in common. She is starting to open up a little bit and even called Archie her friend. I think the camp and the vibe of the camp are the reason why she feels this way.

I think the point of view is third-person omniscient. I think this because the author uses words like he, she, they, them, etc. The author also used the characters' names a lot. The story is being impacted by this because I know how all the characters are feeling at all times. The author switches people from chapter to chapter, Archie to Vivian.

The conflict is starting to hatch because now Archie and Vivian both know each other's plans of scamming people at camp to give them stuff. It will become a battle and maybe even a war. I think this will be the main problem.

Contrast and Contradiction. Archie Drake back home is known as the word kid. He has no friends, his parents have no rep, he's not good at sports, etc. When he goes to camp he fakes his identity. He has rich parents and is partially famous. The kids believe him and Archie loves it.

I don't really like the book.