Review of Michael vey

7) I can imagine myself re-reading this book again in 10 years because this book is amazing and it is perfect for teenagers and young adult readers. This book is griping and beautifully written. When reading this book you get thrown into the apocalyptic setting. I would recommend this book to my friends because I loved it and all the other books in the series. It’s just great.

I give this book a solid B+, because I think he did a very nice

In life people may run into many obstacles that will create a bump in their path, in these occurrences they must persevere and strive for what they believe in. If you don’t always like your odds in your situation or fail your first time, it does not mean you should give up; it only means that you should keep on persevering. In the book, “Michael Vey: Rise of the Elgen” a huge corporation called the Elgen took Michael’s mom from him. They did this so they could lure Michael into their trap to capture him as well. Michael creates a group with his friends called the “Electroclan” due to the variety of electric abilities each of them have. They created this group in order to get Michael’s mother back from Dr. Hatch, the leader of Elgen. The Elgen are a worldwide corporation with thousands of soldiers, where the Electroclan only contained about 10. Despite the odds Michael decides to fly out to Peru, where his mother is being held captive, and attempt to save her. The main theme of Michael Vey: Rise of the Elgen is perseverance which draws many parallels between the overall plot and society.

I rate this book a 4. It was a great and interesting book, that hooks you in. it also has great message to teach. However the reason I did not give it a 5 was because in some parts there could have been a little more action or drama and details.In certain chapters

Over the course of this summer I read an awesome book called Michael Vey: Prisoner Of Cell 25 by Richard Paul Evans. This book is about a boy who is named Michael who lived in Idaho who has special powers. He was always picked on in school and one day he snaps and makes the bullies leave ,him alone, and watching is a girl named Taylor. Michael finds out that she has special powers like he does. They try to find out where they came from and the evil organization called Elegen tracks them while they search, they end up capturing Taylor and Michael’s mom. Now Michael and some of his friends go to Pasadena, California, where the Elgen base is located to get back Taylor and his mother.

In closing, I think the book is awesome and I really enjoyed reading it. The dialogue was writing amazingly and the characters traits and beliefs were on key. I also really enjoyed the relationships between Henry and Keiko as well as the relationship between Henry and his

My only complaint is, even though I praise the plot very highly, at times it is too difficult to understand what is going on, and this forced me to put the book down to clear my head. I am not an avid reader, so this annoyed me a little. The fact that I could not continue with the book because too many things were happening at once was frustrating and made me want to stop reading. But with reading on the sub-plots in the book gelled together and I was able to understand what was going on.

Michael Vey: Prisoner of Cell 25 is a science fiction book about a boy named Michael who has powers that no ordinary teenager would have. Unfortunately, Michael has Tourette’s syndrome, so he gets bullied a lot. Michael’s power is the ability to shoot electricity out of his hands. One problem Michael faces is keeping his power a secret. As he makes more friends he is slowly leaking his power out to people who are on the hunt for him. His mother then gets kidnapped by the so called hunters who are after him. It is up to Michael and his electric powers to help seek out the hunters, find his mother, and save his friends.

This passage is a great introduction to this book because it lays the foundation for the whole novel. It shows what their society values and the characteristics of each character that plays an important

I thought that this book had many strength and weakness. The strengths of this book are that it has conflict and enmity. I also think it has a lot of symbols in it. Some of the weakness I think are that it kind of strings you along and I think there needed to be some more action in this novel to make it a little bit more interesting. It depends who the person I would recommend this book to. I think that you half to like this kinds of books to read them. If it was someone who loved action and stuff going on at all time I would not recommend

Another thing that I thought about this book is that it is quite unrealistic and imaginative. But for a book that is fiction it's just right. I know many other people would disagree with me and say that the unreality is too much

Additionally, author Ayden Lee did a good job with the detailing of scenes, the images she created were vivid descriptions. However,there is a point of contention; this book needs editing, there spelling and syntax errors, throughout the book , for example in chapter 1 ... “Without further civilities, they passed their hurry goodbyes by Dan’s ears ”. Unfortunately there are many instances of editing issues throughout the book, which would once addressed, would make this book a more dynamic

This is probably one of the best novels I have ever read. It was always exciting with very few pages that didn't make you want to keep reading. The author was very good at keeping you involved with the book no matter which part you were reading. I really liked the way the author wrote this book. He had a very good way of making the story interesting to read as well as making it easy to understand.

However, the reason I didn’t give it a 5/5 is because it got pretty boring and wordy, really fast to the point where I either slept, or had to reread something. I liked the main points of the book, though, and they did help me understand why different things happened the way they did from a ‘cautious optimist perspective’, because before getting the book, I read a Q/A

   While reading the novel, I found it a quite enjoyable read. This novel was not one that I would usually pick up to read leisurely, but this assignment allowed me to step outside my comfort zone. Overall, I would give this novel 3.5 stars out of 5. I gave it this rating because since it was so different then my usual genres, I don't think I allowed myself to enjoy it as much. I think that reading "Forty Signs of Rain" as my