
Pretending to Be Erica introduces Violet, a young protagonist who has spent her entire life preparing for a single, audacious mission: to impersonate a missing heiress, Erica Silverman, and execute a high-stakes 'inside job' in the glamorous, high-rolling world of Las Vegas. The story delves into themes of identity, morality, and the complex choices we face when our learned behaviors clash with our innate sense of right and wrong. As Violet navigates the intricate deception, she begins to develop a conscience, leading to internal conflict and unexpected twists. This chapter book is suitable for children aged 8-12, offering a suspenseful plot that encourages discussions about honesty, justice, and what it means to be true to oneself.
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Sign in to write a reviewThe central plot revolves around a planned heist and impersonation.
Implied unconventional upbringing where the protagonist was trained for a specific role, rather than raised in a typical family unit.