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The Hyperlink: The CyberSkunk Files by Joel Naftali

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The sequel picks up where the first book ended, but now Dr. Roach's army is even more powerful. He is so strong that he is able to do the unthinkable--he's able to scan-in the CyberSkunks! What will happen to the skunks and can they survive?Will Doug and Jamie be able to save their super-skunk friends and finally stop Dr. Roach, Commander Hund, and VIRUS before they take over the world?In this series, thirteen-year-old Doug narrates the stories in a series of blog posts (many interrupted by either his best friend, smart girl Jamie, or the artificial intelligence who mothers him, Auntie M) about how he's trying to save the world and clear his name after being branded a terrorist and a murderer.

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First published January 10, 2012

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Joel Naftali

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The author of several books for adults, Joel Naftali was surprised to receive an e-mail from someone claiming to be notorious fugitive Doug Solomon. Although he cannot vouch for the accuracy of this book, and does not endorse any illegal activity, Naftali agreed to help Doug find a publisher. Naftali lives in Maine with his wife and son and lawyer, who instructed him to mention that he’s cooperating fully with the authorities.

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September 27, 2013
I felt like in this installation of the CyberSkunk Files Naftali lost some of the spark and wonder that made the CyberSkunk Files so amazing. Some of the elements and plot points seem far fetched as if things don't work out just for the sake of them not working and when they do work out it seems unbelievable. Only three stars this time around I'm afraid.
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