The Take by Kelly Yang is a provocative, fast-paced psychological suspense novel. While Yang is highly celebrated for her bestselling middle-grade and YA titles like the Front Desk series, this book marks her highly anticipated adult debut delivering a razor-sharp, satirical thriller that reads like a cross between the film The Substance and The Devil Wears Prada.
The Take
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The Take by Kelly Yang is a provocative, fast-paced psychological suspense novel. While Yang is highly celebrated for her bestselling middle-grade and YA titles like the Front Desk series, this book marks her highly anticipated adult debut delivering a razor-sharp, satirical thriller that reads like a cross between the film The Substance and The Devil Wears Prada.
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