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This book started of okay, it was kind of boring and it kind of just went over things that happened previously in the books before this in the series. Even though I am at the 200th page there is still no action because the main characters are pretty much traveling places through their book. I wish they would make it less boring, because now I am starting to skip some irrelevant parts of the book, that are boring.

This is a really good book, and I would recommend it to anyone that likes science fiction, and action books. There are so many surprises in this book that further the plot, and cause the main character to adjust, and rethink. Also the main character is being developed a lot physically because of the alien blood in his body, and he gets armored skin, or telepathy powers, which keep the book interesting.

So far this is a really enjoyable book. It has a lot of action, and surprising parts that make he book really interesting. This book a dystopian book, so it is in the future where everything is really messed up and some big disaster happened which causes the strong to rise, and the weak to fall. In my book it is the same way, except I am a bit confused on the disaster part, because they didn't explain it too well.

I really like this book because of all the action. The plot is also cool. There are these kids who were born with electric powers, and they are trying to take down a mega corporation who wants to take over the world. the author did a really nice job of incorporating action into every chapter, while still building up the information. I also like this book for pretty much the same reason I like the Harry Potter series.

To me this book is making absolutely no sense. By that I mean the characters actions. Why would Raphael hide something from the police, that could help solve a crime? My inference is that Raphael is part of the crime and we just don't know about it. Also I think it's not smart to skip the mission school. You could get a good education and get a job, which would more preferable over digging in trash.

This is a really good book, that is very emotional. I found it very sudden when Khalid was taken to see a lawyer. I can't believe that the Americans would kidnap a 15 year old boy, just because they suspect that he is involved with terrorists because he is Muslim.

The author made this book very unrealistic, and Opal has been caught 3 times for illegal crimes, yet here she is again committing one more. The author needs to bring in a new villain. Using the same one again, and having her break out of jail again is boring. Seriously, how do you swap yourself out with a clone, while police are watching you? That is way too unrealistic, just to make another book for the series.

This book is even more confusing than the past books of the series. One reason for this could be because I didn't understand something early in the series so now it gets even more complicated. Another reason could be because Artemis, and Foaly are genius's and since they play pretty big roles in the books, the books will be hard to follow with their way of talking.

I am really surprised that Prosper wasn't the one who made Sonja's wheelchair malfunction, and made the bus crash into Cadel's house, and filled the basement with wet concrete. If Prosper didn't do it, then who did? If Com, and Dot did it then what was their motive? I really don't like Com because before at the Axis institute he was a nice guy, but now he works for an evil villain, Prosper English.

This book is good so far. I wonder if Vee actually is helping Prosper, or is he working rogue just for the fun of it? What if there is a whole different villain going after Cadel who employed Vee? The book summary says that Genius squad is coming back together to take out Prosper, but so far 120 pages into the book there is nothing about Genius squad renuniting.

I can't believe that Saul would just let Prosper take Cadel. Also why didn't Cadel end up figuring out by himself that Trader couldn't be trusted and that the whole thing was too good to be true? Maybe because his Axis institute instincts were completely evaporated and his intelligence seemed to evaporate with it. I feel like Cadel is starting to use his heart to make decisions now instead of his brain; that is bad.

I wonder what Cadel's life will be like now that he lives in a new house. Will detective Saul figure out the real purpose of his foster home? Also what is Cadel going to do with his money? Buy a lot of computer items? Cadel must feel really good about leaving Mace, especially since he almost tried to kill him. Cadel regrets ruining the dirt bike magazines, but if I were in his position I would've done the same.

I wonder how Jack, and Aly, and Cass, and Marco are going to get back home to the 21st century. Will they just open the rift again? Also how would the whole bringing the loculus of language back, and not knowing where it is work? Where would the loculus be now? If the King nor ALy have then where could it be?

This book is a really good third book of the series. It has a lot of action and suspense. There is a lot of surprising events, like the main character finding out his mom is alive, and that his parents have kept a secret from him for since he was born. I wonder how Jack, and his gang will get across the river, if he can't face the memories in it?

This book is cool because it takes place millions of years ago in the Babylonian city. I am surprised about the rebels. How they helped Marco, Aly, Cass, and Jack find the Hanging gardens and the Loculi. How are they going to get the Loculi though if the room in the hanging gardens are bare and empty. Also where are the guards that are supposed to be guarding the Gardens, and what are these "Spitting Vizzeet?"

I like this book because it has a lot of parts where characters are in trouble, and later they get saved. Also this book has action all the time. They can even make walking somewhere very dangerous, and full of action. Maybe since this is fiction the author can do whatever they want and add fiction anytime, by adding things that aren't real that change the story, and the plot.

So far this book is really good because of all of the new introductions to the characters. Usually that is the boring part, but in this book, the plot is different and learning about how their world is different from our world is very interesting because of how they have to find the old Atlantis, and the "Loculi" which give you special powers.

I'm already on page 205 of 320, and they still haven't said anything about a crime or anything important even. The most important thing that they have talked about is how slowly Lester's paintings that he showing people, changed the village of Manod one by one. Like how Tom started the window painting, and Dylan's mom's umbrella "parade", she created with her free umbrella stand.

I wonder what the people on the top of the mountain are doing, because there are 23 vans up there and about 100+ people. I think that they are committing a crime like people in Manod think and that will be the "crime of the century that has fallen onto Dylan's lap" as they stated on the paragraph on the inside cover. I wonder how Dylan will get blamed for it though maybe because he went and saw the painting up there.

I can tell Cadel's psychologist Thaddeus Roth is up to something. I know this because Cadel's adoptive parents want Cadel to stay away from computers, Thaddeus is letting Cadel have all the time with computers he wants. Another thing I find interesting is Cadel is supposed to be talented in hacking computers, but he can't find anything about his real parents. When we find out their identity it will be a surprise.

I can tell Cadel's psychologist Thaddeus Roth is up to something. I know this because Cadel's adoptive parents want Cadel to stay away from computers, Thaddeus is letting Cadel have all the time with computers he wants. Another thing I find interesting is Cadel is supposed to be talented in hacking computers, but he can't find anything about his real parents. When we find out their identity it will be a surprise.

I like this book so far because it seems like there is foreshadowing, for an upcoming big event, like a rebellion or a big revelation. I think that the main characters mom is going to play a big role in this book, because she is one of the top leaders in One World, and she seems like she is against Thalia, and her liking for the old times.

So far this is a really good book, even though I am only on the twelfth page. I think this because the first couple pages was the introduction, and since this is a dystopian novel it is introducing the current setting, which is a dome where there is the only oxygen left in the dome. I think this book will be about how some resistant fighters will try to find a way to get oxygen outside the dome.

This book has become a really good book because of Morgarath, and the Kalkara. They are the enemies of Halt, and Will, and now they will cause a battle fought between the two sides. The battle will be a good part of the book, because the Will will have to use everything he has learned and it will be a test of whether he can become a true ranger, and whether or not he can help defeat the Kalkara and Morgarath.

I just started the book and I'm on page 3 so there isn't really much to write about. The only things I have learned about this book so far is there is some person who got kicked out of Gorlan and is planning revenge to be the king of Gorlan, with an army of people who communicate using weird chants, and live in the mountains. This seems like a lot of info for 3 pages, but it is not.

I am really surprised that Foster would just send Bob, and Liam into the past. I am surprised because they have only had one training day, and one previous experience of going in the past; not to mention the world's fate on their shoulders. I am liking this book because it has a lot of twist, and unexpected turns because of the time traveling, and because of Kramer going back in time to take over Hitler's spot.

This book isn't really what I thought it would be, because I am more than halfway done with the book, and the biggest action part was just a probe trying to kill Holly and her gang. Which is not as important as it seems because Holly and everyone else survived. Something I realized about the author is many times she says a thought that the characters having, and then she says "and then" and lists another thought.

So far this book is really good because Artemis is being very superstitious, which in out of character for him, because usually he is a logical genius and only believes what can be proved. A change to the person who saved the fairy population many times. This will be an unexpected turn that could impact the story line greatly. With Artemis not helping Holly, Trumball Root has a good chance to implement his plan.