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Daisy Whitney is an expert in new media, specializing in covering Internet video, social networking, YouTube, and iTunes. She writes for a number of national publications and blogs about reading and writing at Bookchick.com. She lives in California
Praise for The Mockingbirds: "First-time author Whitney boldly
addresses date rape, vigilantism, and academic politics in an
intense and timely novel... Besides showing skill in executing
suspense and drama, Whitney masterfully evokes the complexity of
her protagonist's emotions, particularly her intense longing to
feel 'normal' again." -- Publishers Weekly (Starred review)
"[Whitney] writes with smooth assurance and a propulsive rhythm as
she follows Alex through the Mockingbird's trial process and its
accompanying emotional storm of confusion, shame, fear, and
finally, empowerment. Authentic and illuminating, this strong debut
explores vital teen topics of sex and violence; crime and
punishment; ineffectual authority; and the immeasurable, healing
influence of friendship and love."-- Booklist
"Extraordinary...Shocking and eye-opening, this book is hard to put
down."--The Guardian
"In The Mockingbirds, Daisy Whitney has written an unflinchingly
honest story about the importance of taking a stand and speaking
out. An emotionally powerful debut that will leave readers
breathless."--Courtney Summers, author of Cracked Up to Be
"Puts a compelling and ingenious twist on everything you think you
know about sex, violence, victimhood, justice--and the true meaning
of power."--Gayle Foreman, author of If I Stay
"Raw and riveting. Deserves a place of honor...alongside it's soul
sister, Speak."--Justina Chen, author of North of Beautiful
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