"Hayley is going to have the best year ever. After years of careful planning, she's ready to serve as student council president AND editor-in-chief of the newspaper. Ivy League, here she comes!
However, just before student council elections, someone creates a fake facebook profile for Hayley and starts posting inappropriate photos and incriminating updates. It must be the work of a highly skilled Photoshopper, but the attention to detail is scary. The embarrassing photos of "Hayley" in her bathing suit reveal a birthmark on her back--a birth mark Hayley has never shown in public. . . .
The situation escalates until Hayley's mother reveals some shocking information. Hayley isn't an only child: She has a twin sister who was adopted by a different family. And that's not all. Soon, Hayley discovers that her long-lost sister isn't just playing a prank--she's plotting to take over Hayley's life . . . by any means necessary."
Review:
Identity Theft was a good, fast paced, suspenseful read. I recommend it for the younger teen reader as it is very easy to read and "goosebump-ish/ fear street-ish" There were quite a few stereotypical teenage scenarios but overall Identity Theft had interesting characters and story line.
Special Thanks to Netgalley and Scholastic Inc. for providing this e-galley in exchange for an honest review.
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