Be it Sadie’s stuttering and her intense need to be protective of her sister, or Mattie’s naivete or hopefulness, made me root for their turbulent relationship. What I loved the most about Sadie was the characters, that were well developed and had so much depth.
Talking of the ending, it may not work for all, some may feel disappointed even, but for me worked so well. And I am ok with that, but the point that the storyline was not engaging me emotionally was a huge let down for me.īut the author’s compelling writing style kept me involved until the end. But somehow I never felt engrossed in Sadie’s narrative nor it impacted me, as much as it should have.ĭo not get me wrong, the plot itself was just interesting and predictable. Sure there were a lot of sad things happening and there are characters that are super interesting. The book Sadie follows two narratives – the podcast by West McCray in the present day (which hooked me in right from the minute go) and Sadie’s point of view, which didn’t work for me. Where does this investigation unearth? Did Sadie find the killer? Does it ends well for the team and Sadie? Well, you will have to read Sadie by Courtney Summers to know more. Now, over a year after Mattie’s body was found, West McCray is hosting an investigative reporting podcast called The Girls and attempts to solve the case of Mattie’s death (and finding Sadie) by following Sadie’s journey.
The consensus was she went chasing her sister’s killer and no one knows anything about it. But when Mattie is found dead and no one would help them, Sadie had to take things in her own hands in finding out who did that to her.īut then Sadie went missing too.
Sadie and Mattie knew what it is to be left to fend for themselves, and as an elder sister Sadie had always been hard Mattie to protect her from the world as she knew it.
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