Wasp Queen by Claudia Cortese Children's Water Books “A bravura feat of storytelling

“A bravura feat of storytelling

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Wasp Queen by Claudia Cortese Children's Water Books “A bravura feat of storytellingFrom the Los Angeles Review's review of Wasp Queen: It s easy to allow Claudia Cortese s Wasp Queen to transport readers to the dark corners of physically abused, possibly schizophrenic heroine Lucy. . . I kill cheerleaders, bitch, Lucy smoothly terrorizes a rival during an anonymous phone call. She commands a boy to give her hickeys, and she fantasizes about her mother s death in a plane crash. But despite this strange behavior, Lucy is a hero for