What She Does Next Will Astound You was the third of the three originally planned Class novels, tied to the first series. It was written by James Goss.
Publisher's summary
"We want your stunts, your dares, your whatevs. There is only one rule. There is no such thing as oversharing."
At Coal Hill School, things have started to get public. Kids have become obsessed with a website that demands you perform risky stunts, or tell it your most painful secrets. And Seraphin, everyone's favourite vlogger, wants you to get involved. All in the name of charity.
At first people just get hurt. Then their lives are ruined. Finally, they disappear.
As April's fragile group of friends starts to fracture, she decides she’s going to uncover the truth behind this site herself. Whatever it takes, whoever she hurts, April’s going to win. But then, to her horror, she wakes up and finds her whole world’s changed.
What she does next will astound you.
Plot
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Characters
- April MacLean
- Tanya Adeola
- Ram Singh
- Charlie Smith
- Miss Quill
- Matteusz Andrzejewski
- Varun Singh
- Seraphin
- Neil
- Neil's mother
- Paul
- Victoria Prim
- Mr Armitage
- Gemma Harris
- Hardeep
- Geoffrey Evans
- Tey
References
- Some of the dares on truthordare.com involve playing Pokemon Go underwater and riding a hoverboard on a busy street.
- A message on truthordare.com mentions Donald Trump, Brexit, and Nicki Minaj.
- The Ice Bucket Challenge is brought back to fight "Skandis". Apparently, it's "all a bit 2014". Neil did a Cup-A-Soup Challenge instead, on Ram's suggestion to do something different.
Notes
- Chapter names are styled as clickbait webpage titles.
- To better resemble an online blog, the Epub edition has no page numbers.
- The events of the novel occur sometime before/and or concurrent to The Coach with the Dragon Tattoo.
Continuity
- Ram's texts to his girlfriend Rachel Chapman on the night of her death at the Autumn Prom and on subsequent days after her death are put up on truthordare.com without his permission (TV: For Tonight We Might Die)
- Children and teenagers fighting an alien war also appeared in Toy Soldiers and Winner Takes All, and was a key aspect of TV: Warriors of Kudlak.
- The Internet was also used to trap people in TV: The Bells of Saint John.
- Ram remembers finding out his football coach was "a bit alien". (TV: The Coach with the Dragon Tattoo)
- Ms Tey sees that the School occasionally employs a caretaker called Smith. (TV: The Caretaker)
- April recalls how aliens have literally driven a bus through the normal life. (TV: Nightvisiting)
- April will later re-use the phrase "baby steps" when talking to her mother Jackie MacLean after the killer petal invasion had been defeated (TV: Brave-ish Heart).
- April wonders, "who calls their daughter Audrey?" Dorothy "Ace" McShane's mother was called Audrey, and Ace had a similarly muted response upon learning the name of Kathleen Dudman's baby (TV: The Curse of Fenric).
- The organisation behind the Skandis War remain nameless and faceless by the episode's end, rather like the entity in TV: Midnight.
Audio release
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External links
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Footnotes
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