Glow (The Plated Prisoner Series Book 4)

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The factory itself was torn down by the EPA in 1998, long before the development of the GPS system that led Julie to 482 Dover Street in the first place, which makes it impossible for Chapter 11 and the discovery of key character Charles Graham to have unfolded as depicted.

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There were a couple of times where the dialogue felt a bit clunky, and I also think Lydia's letters are a little unbelievable. Given the historical story told here and it's eventual impact on today's labour laws, working condition requirements and perhaps even women's right or respect in the workplace; I am disappointed that Glow has such a small readership base to date. I really enjoyed this novel and think it's a great jumping off point to get readers interested in learning more about the history of Radium Girls. As I read, I realized these snippets of her life lead to the build-up of finding out what happened to her and her family. This book evoked so many emotions that it's difficult to describe, but it was so beautifully enlightening, showing a piece of our history that is finally coming into full light.

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Three of Bryant’s fictional characters – Liza, Lydia, and Charlotte Grayson – work at the factory and while I absolutely loved the level of detail worked into their experiences, I couldn’t help feeling the historic elements of Bryant’s book played second fiddle to the modern mystery. Julie did not agree with her mother’s financial choices, yet she never fully expressed her feelings.Young Adult historical fiction is often pushed to the side by the flashier fantasy and feel-good contemporary novels.

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She is also struggling with something very unique, her sister and her friends are deteriorating around her, literally falling apart. I also find it strange that Julie didn't suspect the glow-in-the-dark paint used on the vintage artwork. Like allofourtreatments, we’ll start with acomprehensive skin analysis sowecanbest tailor ittoyouandyour body. In this book, the historical story of the sisters working in the factory takes a backseat to the modern story of Julie discovering the historical mystery.Bryant seems to have created the character to emphasize Julie’s misfortune, but I personally felt the effort banal and trite. Capturing loads of content especially for children, this is a home where kids can engage with videos, watch interviews, read book reviews from their peers, and enjoy tons of activities and competitions.