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What is the real world issue that your book talks about and does it say if its a good or bad thing?

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What is the real world issue that your book talks about and does it say if its a good or bad thing?

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The real world issue in my book is relationships and mental health. In my book Cadie deals with a love triangle but one of the boys is a different person then who they say they are.

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This issue of people saying there someone else and lying about who they are is an issue because when you´re going on an online dating website and you find someone that seems interesting and he/she tells you about themselves them you meet them in real life and realize that they are a totally different person from whom they said they were on their profile

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Who does this issue affect and how does this issue affect people?

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Who does this issue affect and how does this issue affect people?

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Tis issue of deception can affect you and that person because if you really like that person when you met them on social media and you decide that you're going to meet them for real and when you guys meet somewhere and you realize that they aren't who they said they were it can make you feel upset and that other person could feel guilty for lying to you. This can affect people by not knowing if the person is good or bad, not knowing if the person is lying about their age and how they look.

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Matt goes through this issue when he tells Cadie that he is a good person and that his cousin Noah is the one that killed Cadie´s two friends even though he is the one that did it

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What does the character experience with this issue?

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What does the character experience with this issue?

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Cadie experiences this issue when she believes whatever Matt tells her like when he says that he never killed Cadie´s two friends and that his cousin Noah killed them but when Cadie looks at Matts phone she realizes that Matt and Noah have the same phone and she calls Matt out for it and he tries to kill her.

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What does your character  teach us about the issue?

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What does your character  teach us about the issue?

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When Cadie experiences this issue it teaches us that you should get to know a person better instead of being with that person and then learning about them because you never know if they could be a killer like Matt was in the book.

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¨More than half of online daters (54%) said dates have “seriously misrepresented” themselves in their profiles, according to a 2013 study by the nonprofit Pew Research Center’s “Internet & American Life Project.¨´
https://nypost.com/2015/08/13/sorry-tinder-most-online-daters-are-liars/

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¨When people lie, sometimes they are doing so because of something about them. ¨
https://www.psychologytoday.com/blog/living-single/201706/why-do-people-lie-you

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¨60% of adult´s can´t have a 10 minute conversation without lying.¨
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5-FYafmsCG4

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https://www.bloomsbury.com/us/the-devil-you-know-9781619634169/

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Doller, Trish. The Devil You Know. Bloomsbury, 2015.