Book details
Rainbow's End
Description
Ellie returns to States via New York to visit Alice. Ellie promises take her to Boston as soon as she's a bit more financially secure.Ellie returns to Boston and sets up a store of her own, helped by Zak. The store takes off and she is asked by Mr Samuel to design his new range and go to Paris. Zak who is on business in London arrives and there may be romance on the cards.Business flourishes, the designs are a wow, but Alice, who has lost patience waiting to go to Boston runs away. Ellie feels she must search for her.Johnny Sheerin comes to visit and Ellie finally has to choose. Is she meant to be with Johnny or is Zak, who's always been there for her, the one who holds her heart?
Age
11-12
Text complexity
proficient
Length
275 pages
Book in series
#1
Why to read
- Exploration of Advanced Technology: 'Rainbow's End' delves into the impact of augmented reality and other futuristic technologies on society, offering readers a thought-provoking look at potential technological advancements and their implications.
- Engaging Plot and Mystery: The book features a compelling narrative that includes a blend of mystery, espionage, and conspiracy, keeping readers engaged as they unravel the complex story alongside the characters.
- Character Development: Through the protagonist, readers witness a journey of personal growth and adaptation to a rapidly changing world, providing insights into the challenges of embracing new technologies and the resilience of the human spirit.
- Social Commentary: Joan O'Neill's work offers a critical examination of educational systems, generational divides, and the potential loss of privacy, encouraging readers to reflect on current societal trends and their future consequences.