Josiah’s Reviews > Spy for George Washington > Status Update

Aha! I was right in my initial instinct not to conceal my true convictions regarding support for the Revolution. A Quaker will not appreciate duplicity.

One of the book's best endings. A measured, carefully considered debate with the Quaker woman, Amanda.

Wow! If I thought consumption by mosquitos was bad, being cannibalized by Mohawk Indians is substantially worse.

An ignominious end, killed by mosquitos. A cloud of the insects this thick could do a lot of damage, as I know from Gary Paulsen and Hatchet.

I don't believe George Washington ever does get assassinated in this book. I still have an ending or two left, though.

These illustrations, though different from his early Choose Your Own Adventure work, are nonetheless high quality. Too bad this was one of Paul Granger (Don Hedin's) last books for the series.

I guess these people actually were planning an assassination on General Washington. Good thing I stopped it.

I'm intrigued how well this ending cloaks the intentions of the "Avengers", preserving suspense for my trip down the alternate story path.

Back to the book's first decision. I'll start out right now instead of investing the time in a decent night's sleep before I begin my career in espionage on behalf of the fledgling United States.

I'm playing it safe and not risking our ship and lives, but for the record, I don't like that McGillicuddy left such a decision to us. He's the one with lots of experience on New York's seaways!