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Snip Snip Revenge eBook Medeia Sharif

Tabassum Deniz Karim (aka “Tabby”) is the beautiful, outspoken, and abrasive lead character in Snip, Snip Revenge. She has largely defined herself by her gorgeous mane of hair until a series of terrible events leads to it all being cut off. Despite Tabby’s boyish new haircut, she attempts to triumph in the face of adversity. However, faced with uninvolved parents, racial hatred by a fellow student, targeting by one of the teachers, and romantic woes, Tabby makes the critical decision to enact revenge on some of those who have wronged her. The decisions she makes lead Tabby to find her inner strengths--aspects of herself that are far greater than a head of fantastic hair.

Medeia Sharif does a beautiful job of not only layering her novel with multiple and diverse issues, but also in balancing both the flaws and positive character traits of her characters. Despite Tabby’s group of close friends (the Bebes), we see her revenge grounded in isolation and lack of parental support. So while Tabby’s choices are often less than desirable, they are believable and understandable based on her circumstances.

Sharif’s novel incorporates a wide array of teen issues: racial diversity, sexuality and dating, parental involvement (or lack of it), and self image. I felt the author captured the voice of today’s teens and I would definitely recommend Snip, Snip Revenge. I finished the book in one day!


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Snip Snip Revenge eBook Medeia Sharif Reviews

Tabby, the main character and self-proclaimed future academy award winner navigates the combination of teen emotions and artistic personalities at her high school for the performing arts. Medieia Sharif captures Tabby's sometimes skewed sense of justice when she faces out of the ordinary conflicts with the adults and peers in her life. This story is populated with unique characters and lots of drama from a bona fide drama queen.
Tabby's adventure started out on a high, with her, basically having it all...which she soon let explode due to her poor self-esteem issue. Dealing with personal family issues during such a trying time in a girl's life is hard, but add on top of it, the humiliation of cruel classmates, well, I felt for Tabby. I enjoyed reading how she developed throughout the novel and really wanted her to see the error of her ways, which I felt she did learn from.

This was a great story.
Remember the classic story of Samson and Delilah? When she cuts off his hair, he loses all his strength. But was his strength really in his hair, or in his belief?

With a dysfunctional family and competitive school,Tabby equates who she is with her hair. The story becomes a fun and often touching journey as Tabby discovers who she truly is, and just as important, who she does not want to become.

Snip, Snip Revenge should be in every high school library and plastic surgeon's office.
Tabby had my sympathy from the start. She was given a self-absorbed mother and a domineering but distant father, divorced parents, and a stepmother about to give birth to a half-brother or sister. Her life becomes more stressful when a martinet of a teacher mis-diagnoses Tabby as having lice. When her hair is cut (very badly), Tabby must face humiliation at school and all of her insecurities become magnified.

I admired how the author showed Tabby dealing with her "new" look. It was teen-real. From humiliation and fear to anger and petty revenge that backfires, Tabby's struggle will ring true to young readers.
Medeia Sharif has done it again! After reading her debut novel BESTEST. RAMADAN. EVER. I couldn't wait to dig into SNIP, SNIP REVENGE. I was glad I did. This book is a real page turner with dialogue so quick and witty that you hardly realize there are serious teen issues going on here. And, there are. She weaves a great story and her YA voice sings on every page.

Her main character, Tabby Karim is a force to be reckoned with. Strong, confident, with her eye on stardom and a certain boy ~ who would think she'd be felled by a simple thing like a haircut? And that starts this fabulous journey. Tabby's forced to put OPERATION REVENGE into action to get even with the people who have put her in her present predicament. The result is hilarious and, at times, poignant as we follow her through the book and see how she deals with issues both delicate as well as outlandish.

Congratulations, Medeia Sharif! For all YA readers ~ You're going to love SNIP SNIP REVENGE!
A fun, fast-paced novel written in a realistic teen voice. Tabby, the main character, is known for her beautiful long hair, but due to a teacher’s lie or possibly an error, she’s forced into getting an ugly, traumatizing haircut. Tabby is confident and feisty, but her severe change in appearance rattles her. Besides that the mean girls rub it in, Tabby feels that the boy she likes won’t like her, and that she won’t get the pretty girl role in the school play. She plans Operation Revenge to get back at those who’ve harmed her. With light, witty writing, the book addresses issues of substance, including a difficult home life, bullying, neglect, and loyalty amongst friends. I also appreciated the theme that people who seem confident on the outside may feel insecure on the inside. Very Highly recommended.
Tabby is a vain, self-absorbed, vengeful teenager who thinks she's something hot with her long, gorgeous mane of hair. When her tresses get chopped off due to a school lice scare, Tabby is knocked down a notch or two. Readers learn that under that tough, nasty, drama queen exterior, there's an insecure, sensitive kid who needs a little love.

Author, Medeia Shariff, does a fine job portraying the gritty teen characters of the book. These are definitely not sweet, likeable kids. Yet it is satisfying to see Tabby's transformation and personal growth, and to see justice served to the racist bully in the story. The romance that evolves between Tabby and Michael is sweet, and a nice subplot to keep readers wondering what will happen between them.

Snip, Snip Revenge is a fast-paced YA book that would appeal to teen readers.
Tabassum Deniz Karim (aka “Tabby”) is the beautiful, outspoken, and abrasive lead character in Snip, Snip Revenge. She has largely defined herself by her gorgeous mane of hair until a series of terrible events leads to it all being cut off. Despite Tabby’s boyish new haircut, she attempts to triumph in the face of adversity. However, faced with uninvolved parents, racial hatred by a fellow student, targeting by one of the teachers, and romantic woes, Tabby makes the critical decision to enact revenge on some of those who have wronged her. The decisions she makes lead Tabby to find her inner strengths--aspects of herself that are far greater than a head of fantastic hair.

Medeia Sharif does a beautiful job of not only layering her novel with multiple and diverse issues, but also in balancing both the flaws and positive character traits of her characters. Despite Tabby’s group of close friends (the Bebes), we see her revenge grounded in isolation and lack of parental support. So while Tabby’s choices are often less than desirable, they are believable and understandable based on her circumstances.

Sharif’s novel incorporates a wide array of teen issues racial diversity, sexuality and dating, parental involvement (or lack of it), and self image. I felt the author captured the voice of today’s teens and I would definitely recommend Snip, Snip Revenge. I finished the book in one day!