This is the riveting story of a young artist pulled in different directions by her talents and those who would shape it. This lyrically written book explores the world of street art and classical art and the chasm between them, with illustrations that communicate as vividly as the text.

I loved Deadly and was very excited to dip in to her new one. Ror is desperate to join in the graffiti world but of course, she's a girl. The story that develops is a bit of love, a bit of art, a bit of history peppered with laughter. Interesting to thing about this vis a vis Shadowshaper. ( )

Into the Dangerous World quickly drew me in and kept my interest to the end. It is slightly juvenile, but it is targeted at 14 years old and up. I enjoyed the pace and the idea of reading a book from a teenage perspective. In the end, I ended up loving this book and wanted to know what happened next. ...next week, next month, next year.

I am very pleased to have won this book in a first reads giveaway – Thanks Goodreads!

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