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Miles & the Moon Cave: A Hair - Raising , Illustrated Children’s Fantasy Book [ Level 2 Reading Book for Kids Ages 8 - 12 ]
Explore An Adventure Full Of Wonder An Exciting Middle Grade Adventure Book Miles Dobbs is the only child to mining tycoon Thomas Dobbs. Thomas’s new bride, is anything but loving and affectionate. The Step-Wolf, as Miles comes to call her, sees to it that Miles is sent to the most remote boarding school for boys in the country.
But just as Miles finds a way out of his strange & dilapidated boarding school mysteries begin to unfold right before his very eyes. Sinister plots take shape, including secret deals to keep Miles away from his father, and a battle to find something so elusive only Thomas knows about. Little does Miles know that he's about to make the most fantastical discovery he could ever think of. What will Miles do with this discovery and when will he ever get to see his father? Get ready to read a book that turns your world upside down questioning everything you know.
Get ready to uncover what strange things Miles finds.
Miles & the Moon Cave is a great adventure book for 8-12 year olds.
But just as Miles finds a way out of his strange & dilapidated boarding school mysteries begin to unfold right before his very eyes. Sinister plots take shape, including secret deals to keep Miles away from his father, and a battle to find something so elusive only Thomas knows about. Little does Miles know that he's about to make the most fantastical discovery he could ever think of. What will Miles do with this discovery and when will he ever get to see his father? Get ready to read a book that turns your world upside down questioning everything you know.
Get ready to uncover what strange things Miles finds.
Miles & the Moon Cave is a great adventure book for 8-12 year olds.
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Published May 28, 2020
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August 18, 2020
As a retired junior high librarian, I suggest this original story line will appear to skilled 10-12 year-old readers. However, the writing style may be a problem for many because of the long length of many sentences. One of them contained almost 60 words. On the other hand it would be an exciting novel for teachers to read aloud to their classes.
Hope Irvin Marston, author of SACKETS HARBOR POWDER MONKEY: THE WAR OF 1812
Hope Irvin Marston, author of SACKETS HARBOR POWDER MONKEY: THE WAR OF 1812
May 2, 2023
Hauser's Miles and the Moon Cave enthralls readers with a spellbinding narrative through the Victorian epoch along with steampunk enigma that is mesmerizing. The plot traces Miles Dobbs' escapades, an adolescent protagonist admitted to St Bellmore’s School for boys where he partners up with Wyatt forging deep camaraderie bonds together. On realizing no epistle from his paternal parentage surfaces in his inbox mailbox, anxiety gnaws at him leading to explorations on unveiling actualities pursued by him endlessly there afterwards .
Hauser adeptly constructs the framework and cultivates stress, allowing juvenile readers to sink into the plot. The personas are meticulously fashioned, while intricate and convoluted events will confound admirers until conclusion. Miles alongside Wyatt collaborate fluidly in order to depart from their scholastic environment as well as uncovering a deceptive conspiracy which results in an exhilarating literary experience filled with action-packed scenes for anyone who indulges it's pages.
Nevertheless, what distinguishes this literary work is its unique approach to educating young readers about vital life principles. The narrative presents various circumstances that allow Hauser to elucidate the concepts of fairness and respect towards others in a subtle manner. Miles' encounter with Wyatt's differing viewpoint as regards ethics shapes his understanding on honesty and acknowledging one's mistakes while also providing him with an opportunity for personal growth; furthermore, he realizes how unkindly his stepmother treats those who serve her within their household – displaying empathy despite being somewhat privileged himself.
Throughout the plot's development, Miles becomes subjected to unfair treatment and continuous disbelief from authority figures. This leads to his youth gradually slipping away as he feels betrayed. Nevertheless, Hauser effectively demonstrates how this ordeal enables Miles' personal growth by allowing him to find a sense of strength and independence within himself.
When considering the literary work titled "Miles and the Moon Cave," it becomes quite evident that this piece is both engaging in its entertainment value, as well as provocative in sparking contemplation among readers of varying ages. It proves to be an absolute necessity for those who cherish a perplexing enigma expertly laced with crucial lessons on life's invaluable experiences.
Hauser adeptly constructs the framework and cultivates stress, allowing juvenile readers to sink into the plot. The personas are meticulously fashioned, while intricate and convoluted events will confound admirers until conclusion. Miles alongside Wyatt collaborate fluidly in order to depart from their scholastic environment as well as uncovering a deceptive conspiracy which results in an exhilarating literary experience filled with action-packed scenes for anyone who indulges it's pages.
Nevertheless, what distinguishes this literary work is its unique approach to educating young readers about vital life principles. The narrative presents various circumstances that allow Hauser to elucidate the concepts of fairness and respect towards others in a subtle manner. Miles' encounter with Wyatt's differing viewpoint as regards ethics shapes his understanding on honesty and acknowledging one's mistakes while also providing him with an opportunity for personal growth; furthermore, he realizes how unkindly his stepmother treats those who serve her within their household – displaying empathy despite being somewhat privileged himself.
Throughout the plot's development, Miles becomes subjected to unfair treatment and continuous disbelief from authority figures. This leads to his youth gradually slipping away as he feels betrayed. Nevertheless, Hauser effectively demonstrates how this ordeal enables Miles' personal growth by allowing him to find a sense of strength and independence within himself.
When considering the literary work titled "Miles and the Moon Cave," it becomes quite evident that this piece is both engaging in its entertainment value, as well as provocative in sparking contemplation among readers of varying ages. It proves to be an absolute necessity for those who cherish a perplexing enigma expertly laced with crucial lessons on life's invaluable experiences.
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October 1, 2020
Secret societies and nefarious stepmothers build mystery and intrigue in this grade-school, fantasy adventure novel by H.H. Hauser.
Miles Dobbs is a young boy who has recently been indentured at the chilly and rundown St. Bellmore's School for boys at his stepmother's request, whom he immediately dislikes. The only merits the school boasts is the deep friendship Miles develops with fellow student, Wyatt. As the weeks pass, and Miles receives no letters from his father, he begins to worry that something is amiss. H. H. Hauser makes quick work of setting up the scenario and catapulting any young, adventurous reader into the heart of the action. Miles and Wyatt work out a strategy to escape the school and get to the bottom of some tricky backstabbing.
Miles and the Moon Cave contains all the tone of the Victorian era and steampunk mystery.
Furthermore, it excels at dropping wholesome morals about equality and the treatment of others. By presenting small situations, peppered throughout the book, H.H. Hauser offers a multitude of examples of integrity children of any age would do well to learn. When Miles and Wyatt have a bit of a tiff, he struggles with being the first to apologize, even though he knows his father would advise him that the better person would not be so petty about their disagreement. Or when Miles arrives home and sees how abominably his stepmother treats the house staff, he immediately suggests that such actions are cruel and unnecessary.
As the story progresses and Milo finds himself mistreated and disbelieved by adults time and time again, his innocence dissipates, leaving him feeling betrayed at the loss of his youth. Hauser smartly illustrates how sometimes children are forced to grow up long before they want to. In so doing, they often find their most significant strength lies within themselves, which allows the child to blossom with independent ideas and life skills.
Mixing a touch of darkness that paints Phillip Pullman's His Dark Materials with plenty of the whimsy and imagination of Lemony Snicket's A Series of Unfortunate Events, Miles and the Moon Cave is a delightful treat filled with non-stop adventure and loads of heart.
Miles Dobbs is a young boy who has recently been indentured at the chilly and rundown St. Bellmore's School for boys at his stepmother's request, whom he immediately dislikes. The only merits the school boasts is the deep friendship Miles develops with fellow student, Wyatt. As the weeks pass, and Miles receives no letters from his father, he begins to worry that something is amiss. H. H. Hauser makes quick work of setting up the scenario and catapulting any young, adventurous reader into the heart of the action. Miles and Wyatt work out a strategy to escape the school and get to the bottom of some tricky backstabbing.
Miles and the Moon Cave contains all the tone of the Victorian era and steampunk mystery.
Furthermore, it excels at dropping wholesome morals about equality and the treatment of others. By presenting small situations, peppered throughout the book, H.H. Hauser offers a multitude of examples of integrity children of any age would do well to learn. When Miles and Wyatt have a bit of a tiff, he struggles with being the first to apologize, even though he knows his father would advise him that the better person would not be so petty about their disagreement. Or when Miles arrives home and sees how abominably his stepmother treats the house staff, he immediately suggests that such actions are cruel and unnecessary.
As the story progresses and Milo finds himself mistreated and disbelieved by adults time and time again, his innocence dissipates, leaving him feeling betrayed at the loss of his youth. Hauser smartly illustrates how sometimes children are forced to grow up long before they want to. In so doing, they often find their most significant strength lies within themselves, which allows the child to blossom with independent ideas and life skills.
Mixing a touch of darkness that paints Phillip Pullman's His Dark Materials with plenty of the whimsy and imagination of Lemony Snicket's A Series of Unfortunate Events, Miles and the Moon Cave is a delightful treat filled with non-stop adventure and loads of heart.
April 1, 2024
Book Review: "Miles & the Moon Cave"
by H.H. Hauser 🌟
Rating:5/5
Review:
👉Embark on an extraordinary adventure filled with wonder, mystery, and heartwarming friendships in "Miles & the Moon Cave" by the talented H.H. Hauser! 🚀🌙 From the moment I delved into the pages of this middle-grade masterpiece, I was entranced by the captivating tale of Miles Dobbs, a courageous young protagonist facing challenges beyond his wildest imagination.
👉At the heart of this enchanting story lies Miles Dobbs, a relatable and endearing character whose resilience and determination shine through in the face of adversity. As Miles navigates the twists and turns of his tumultuous journey, readers are drawn into a world brimming with secrets, intrigue, and unexpected discoveries. Hauser's masterful storytelling effortlessly transports readers into Miles's shoes, inviting them to experience the highs and lows of his exhilarating quest.
👉One of the most compelling aspects of "Miles & the Moon Cave" is its rich tapestry of characters, each brought to life with depth and authenticity. From Miles's steadfast friend Wyatt to the enigmatic Thomas Dobbs, every character plays a pivotal role in shaping the narrative and capturing the reader's imagination. I found myself eagerly rooting for Miles and his companions as they faced formidable challenges and embarked on daring adventures.
👉The boarding school setting adds an immersive backdrop to the story, providing a glimpse into the camaraderie and camaraderie of life away from home. Hauser's vivid descriptions breathe life into the halls of the school, making it feel like a character in its own right. From hidden passageways to clandestine meetings, every detail contributes to the sense of mystery and intrigue that permeates the narrative.
👉As the plot unfolds, readers are treated to a series of exhilarating twists and turns that keep them guessing until the very end. From sinister plots to unexpected revelations, "Miles & the Moon Cave" is a rollercoaster ride of emotions that will leave readers on the edge of their seats.
Happy reading 😁😁
#bookreview
by H.H. Hauser 🌟
Rating:5/5
Review:
👉Embark on an extraordinary adventure filled with wonder, mystery, and heartwarming friendships in "Miles & the Moon Cave" by the talented H.H. Hauser! 🚀🌙 From the moment I delved into the pages of this middle-grade masterpiece, I was entranced by the captivating tale of Miles Dobbs, a courageous young protagonist facing challenges beyond his wildest imagination.
👉At the heart of this enchanting story lies Miles Dobbs, a relatable and endearing character whose resilience and determination shine through in the face of adversity. As Miles navigates the twists and turns of his tumultuous journey, readers are drawn into a world brimming with secrets, intrigue, and unexpected discoveries. Hauser's masterful storytelling effortlessly transports readers into Miles's shoes, inviting them to experience the highs and lows of his exhilarating quest.
👉One of the most compelling aspects of "Miles & the Moon Cave" is its rich tapestry of characters, each brought to life with depth and authenticity. From Miles's steadfast friend Wyatt to the enigmatic Thomas Dobbs, every character plays a pivotal role in shaping the narrative and capturing the reader's imagination. I found myself eagerly rooting for Miles and his companions as they faced formidable challenges and embarked on daring adventures.
👉The boarding school setting adds an immersive backdrop to the story, providing a glimpse into the camaraderie and camaraderie of life away from home. Hauser's vivid descriptions breathe life into the halls of the school, making it feel like a character in its own right. From hidden passageways to clandestine meetings, every detail contributes to the sense of mystery and intrigue that permeates the narrative.
👉As the plot unfolds, readers are treated to a series of exhilarating twists and turns that keep them guessing until the very end. From sinister plots to unexpected revelations, "Miles & the Moon Cave" is a rollercoaster ride of emotions that will leave readers on the edge of their seats.
Happy reading 😁😁
#bookreview
October 19, 2020
This is a very good middle-grade novel. It is well-written with a compelling plot, loveable characters, and a perfect balance of action and humor. Miles is a prisoner at his boarding school. There is a secret plot against his father, the leader of a mining corporation secret society. The evil Golden Guild has made a deal with Miles's evil stepmother to keep Miles isolated from his father and to steal a special magical mine from his father. Aided by his best friend Wyatt and others he recruits along the way, Miles has to escape from the boarding school and defeat his evil stepmother even though he has to overcome his own tendency to act first and think it through later.
It would be a perfect novel for third and fourth graders if only it didn't have so many typos and grammatical errors. As a former reading teacher, I would love to use a book like this to teach reading, but too many misspellings and subject-verb agreement errors have a negative effect on young readers. A good proofreading session would definitely make this a better book.
It would be a perfect novel for third and fourth graders if only it didn't have so many typos and grammatical errors. As a former reading teacher, I would love to use a book like this to teach reading, but too many misspellings and subject-verb agreement errors have a negative effect on young readers. A good proofreading session would definitely make this a better book.
March 19, 2024
There are very few books that have the power to capture the reader's attention from the first page itself. This time, I got my hands on a middle grade fiction story. Miles Dobbs is a likable character. He would win your heart immediately.
Miles was sent to a boarding school. He doesn't like to live away from his mother. However, his step-mother was trying to distance the two of them. A sinister plot was there against Miles. Someone at the school was paid to keep the letters that Miles' father sent to him.
I enjoyed reading the diary entries of Thomas Dobbs. A friend like Wyatt makes life a little easier. I appreciate Thomas' teachings to Miles to be courageous and deal with the bully. This book would give the little readers a taste of living in a boarding school and having a step-mother.
The characters are written well by the author. The plot is interesting and I couldn't put this book down until I finished it. I am highly impressed with the author's work in this book. Looking forward to reading more middle grade stories by the author.
Miles was sent to a boarding school. He doesn't like to live away from his mother. However, his step-mother was trying to distance the two of them. A sinister plot was there against Miles. Someone at the school was paid to keep the letters that Miles' father sent to him.
I enjoyed reading the diary entries of Thomas Dobbs. A friend like Wyatt makes life a little easier. I appreciate Thomas' teachings to Miles to be courageous and deal with the bully. This book would give the little readers a taste of living in a boarding school and having a step-mother.
The characters are written well by the author. The plot is interesting and I couldn't put this book down until I finished it. I am highly impressed with the author's work in this book. Looking forward to reading more middle grade stories by the author.
August 2, 2020
The title had me interested, it was mysterious, I expected a space adventure and then as soon as I began reading it, I realized I was in the wrong century. The chapters flowed well, the characters were easy to follow as each had their own voice so I could picture them. The book was surprisingly different to any I have read before. It focused on Miles and his relationship with his best friend, Wyatt, and their life at boarding school. I won’t spoil it for anyone but I will say that this book is not all sweetness and light. It is gritty and will appeal to any boy with a sense of adventure and belief in doing what is right. The cave is a mystery in itself which is central to the plot as it holds the key to Miles finding happiness. I would recommend it to any boy or girl today as I think it holds a nice message within its pages. Friendships and connections count, they are the key to solving problems, we cannot go through life alone as Miles discovers.
January 6, 2021
A Great Adventure!
Miles and the Moon Cave is an enjoyable and captivating story full of well-developed characters (my favourite is Wyatt) and exciting adventures. There are even a few life lessons along the way.
The setting of the story at the beginning of the 20th Century really appealed to me, particularly since it suits the narrative style so well. In-keeping with this theme, the goodies are kindly and nice, while villains are (for the most part) moustachioed and sinister, just like something straight out of one of Wyatt’s dime comic books.
The illustrations at the start of each chapter are wonderful. I can’t help wondering if the author did them himself.
While Miles and the Moon Cave would really benefit from some careful copy editing, especially when it comes to punctuation and tense, from a style and content perspective it is wonderful. I for one hope there will be more adventures for Miles, Wyatt and Cara in the future.
Miles and the Moon Cave is an enjoyable and captivating story full of well-developed characters (my favourite is Wyatt) and exciting adventures. There are even a few life lessons along the way.
The setting of the story at the beginning of the 20th Century really appealed to me, particularly since it suits the narrative style so well. In-keeping with this theme, the goodies are kindly and nice, while villains are (for the most part) moustachioed and sinister, just like something straight out of one of Wyatt’s dime comic books.
The illustrations at the start of each chapter are wonderful. I can’t help wondering if the author did them himself.
While Miles and the Moon Cave would really benefit from some careful copy editing, especially when it comes to punctuation and tense, from a style and content perspective it is wonderful. I for one hope there will be more adventures for Miles, Wyatt and Cara in the future.
January 21, 2021
Very exciting story for children
I read this to my 9-year-old who, even though she can read well, is just now starting to pick her own books and still loves to be read stories in the evening. It offered us many magical evenings while diving in the adventures of Miles.
The little boy who is the protagonist of this story, much like Cinderella, gets a new stepmother (Step Wolf how he likes to call her), Abigail, who is making his life miserable and sends him to boarding school. There is where he finds himself face to face with danger and secret plots against his father Thomas, led by no other than his horrible step-mother. Miles has a lot of help from his friends and friends of his family and a very magical setting. It’s written perfectly to keep the attention of a child and make them to want to know more of what is going to happen.
I’m sure my daughter will pick up this book again and read it by herself at one point
I read this to my 9-year-old who, even though she can read well, is just now starting to pick her own books and still loves to be read stories in the evening. It offered us many magical evenings while diving in the adventures of Miles.
The little boy who is the protagonist of this story, much like Cinderella, gets a new stepmother (Step Wolf how he likes to call her), Abigail, who is making his life miserable and sends him to boarding school. There is where he finds himself face to face with danger and secret plots against his father Thomas, led by no other than his horrible step-mother. Miles has a lot of help from his friends and friends of his family and a very magical setting. It’s written perfectly to keep the attention of a child and make them to want to know more of what is going to happen.
I’m sure my daughter will pick up this book again and read it by herself at one point
March 19, 2024
"Miles and the Moon Cave" written by the author H.H. Hauser is an exciting adventure book. The main character of the story is a boy named Miles Dobbs. Miles lives in a little house with his father Thomas Dobbs. Thomas is a mining tycoon and he involves Miles in the mining projects.
Abigail was Miles' step-mother. Miles calls her step-wolf. He knows that the decision to send him to boarding school must be of his step-mother. One day, Miles' best friend Wyatt heard that someone is keeping Miles' father's letters from him and he is being paid to do so. Miles went to the dean for help but ended up disappointed. Read this story to find out if Miles ever gets a chance to see his father again.
Those who enjoy reading middle grade adventurous stories should definitely get their hands on this book. The writing style of the author is nice. The cover photo is well designed. I had a great time reading this book. Miles is my favorite character.
Abigail was Miles' step-mother. Miles calls her step-wolf. He knows that the decision to send him to boarding school must be of his step-mother. One day, Miles' best friend Wyatt heard that someone is keeping Miles' father's letters from him and he is being paid to do so. Miles went to the dean for help but ended up disappointed. Read this story to find out if Miles ever gets a chance to see his father again.
Those who enjoy reading middle grade adventurous stories should definitely get their hands on this book. The writing style of the author is nice. The cover photo is well designed. I had a great time reading this book. Miles is my favorite character.
March 19, 2024
I love reading middle grade adventurous stories. This time, I got my hands on the book "Miles and the Moon Cave". This book took me on the rollercoaster ride of Miles' life journey. Miles Dobbs is an amazing kid. He loves to learn about mining while working on projects with his father Thomas Dobbs.
Miles has a step-mother Abigail. She found a boarding school for Miles and sent him there. Miles thought his father would write letters to him but he never received any letters from him. Even though Miles had his best friend Wyatt there, he felt lonely. Who is keeping Miles' father's letters from him?
I loved the name Step-wolf that Miles has given to his step-mom. The narration is smooth and strong. The language used in the book is easy to follow. The story is well paced and I am delighted to read this book.
Miles has a step-mother Abigail. She found a boarding school for Miles and sent him there. Miles thought his father would write letters to him but he never received any letters from him. Even though Miles had his best friend Wyatt there, he felt lonely. Who is keeping Miles' father's letters from him?
I loved the name Step-wolf that Miles has given to his step-mom. The narration is smooth and strong. The language used in the book is easy to follow. The story is well paced and I am delighted to read this book.
September 23, 2020
A darkly charming and whimsical middle-grade fantasy adventure
This was a fast, entertaining read with a gothic spookiness to it. There’s a brooding mansion, a wicked stepmother, a nefarious plot, a secret cave, intrepid friends and healthy doses of mystery and magic. It could have used one more proofread to catch some pesky typos and one misplaced illustration, but those were minor annoyances in what ways, otherwise, an engaging and exciting adventure.
This was a fast, entertaining read with a gothic spookiness to it. There’s a brooding mansion, a wicked stepmother, a nefarious plot, a secret cave, intrepid friends and healthy doses of mystery and magic. It could have used one more proofread to catch some pesky typos and one misplaced illustration, but those were minor annoyances in what ways, otherwise, an engaging and exciting adventure.
December 31, 2020
Interesting read
Adventure and fantasy, a creative storyline, some likeable characters, a cave filled with mystery, devoted friendship and a father’s love. This book was more interesting than I expected, being suited more for teens with a love for adventure.
Miles and his friend Wyatt from the dreaded boarding school, set out on an adventure which will keep you turning the pages. The artwork at the beginning of each chapter added much to the story. Though not a knockout, it was an interesting read. It could well with a good edit.
Adventure and fantasy, a creative storyline, some likeable characters, a cave filled with mystery, devoted friendship and a father’s love. This book was more interesting than I expected, being suited more for teens with a love for adventure.
Miles and his friend Wyatt from the dreaded boarding school, set out on an adventure which will keep you turning the pages. The artwork at the beginning of each chapter added much to the story. Though not a knockout, it was an interesting read. It could well with a good edit.
November 8, 2020
Such a cute book
I read this with my 8 year old daughter. She really enjoyed the story. I read this on kindle unlimited, but I’m going to get the physical book for my daughter since she enjoyed it so much.
I read this with my 8 year old daughter. She really enjoyed the story. I read this on kindle unlimited, but I’m going to get the physical book for my daughter since she enjoyed it so much.
March 27, 2021
What struck me most about the book was its intriguing plot, and magical subject matter. It is without a doubt an original, and creative book, and is suitable for children. I was thrilled to read it. I recommend it.
October 13, 2020
Lovely
First I love the book cover. I found The story at first a bit touching , but then events sways you into a different mood. It’s a fast read, the flow of the story is smooth. I like the writing style. Catchy story! Recommended
First I love the book cover. I found The story at first a bit touching , but then events sways you into a different mood. It’s a fast read, the flow of the story is smooth. I like the writing style. Catchy story! Recommended
August 1, 2020
Such a fun read!
Half adventure, half fantasy, this rollicking middle grade has it all—humor, mystery, suspense, tons of action, and characters to root for. I found myself totally immersed in Miles’ story and couldn’t wait to see what happened next. Perfect for young readers ages 8-12.
Half adventure, half fantasy, this rollicking middle grade has it all—humor, mystery, suspense, tons of action, and characters to root for. I found myself totally immersed in Miles’ story and couldn’t wait to see what happened next. Perfect for young readers ages 8-12.
November 29, 2020
I received an advanced review copy for free, and I am leaving this review voluntarily. Thank you to the publisher and the author for the arc.
This was a book about Miles and his adventure.
Miles was sent to an all-boys-school far away from his father by his step-mother (or step-wolf like he likes to call her) and together with his friends he tries to figure out a plan to escape school. Later on, the more and more he tries to reunite with his father the harder it seems to do it, he seems to keep stumbling into trouble with unknown organizations and secret societies.
All in all it was a really fun read with a lot of twists and turns.
The only complain I have is that at the end the bad guys + the step-wolf die and since this is a children's and reads like one I would rather get them punished instead of death.
This was a book about Miles and his adventure.
Miles was sent to an all-boys-school far away from his father by his step-mother (or step-wolf like he likes to call her) and together with his friends he tries to figure out a plan to escape school. Later on, the more and more he tries to reunite with his father the harder it seems to do it, he seems to keep stumbling into trouble with unknown organizations and secret societies.
All in all it was a really fun read with a lot of twists and turns.
The only complain I have is that at the end the bad guys + the step-wolf die and since this is a children's and reads like one I would rather get them punished instead of death.
This entire review has been hidden because of spoilers.
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