The book is about this kid that moved to Chicago. He had to survive rushing crowds and walls of fire.

This book was really good especially when there was high tension moments like when Jackson is hypnotizing someone or when Dr. Mako is hypnotizing his parents. There was very good description on what was happening when he was hypnotizing someone. Gordon Korman also did a good job on the imagery of Jackson’s changing eye color and what Jackson was feeling with what color his eyes were. Overall a really good book that does a good job of dragging you in with its plot twists and high tension moments.

I couldn’t get enough of this one. Just when I thought it was coming to a close it didn’t disappoint with another twist. I will definitely be reading this one again.

It was so much fun to listen to with the kids and watch how well they were able to grasp what was really going on.

I like this book because it has a pig in it.

They’ve had their first practice tournament. Seiji is still an unexplained ass. Aiden didn’t show up (no surprises). Nickolas came in clutch. What does Harvard see in Aiden?

Before I began reading this book, I figured that it would be similar to Goosebumps. It was surprisingly darker in tone, which I can appreciate.

I love reading and studying the Bible and brushing up on the children's versions of the well-known stories.

Very intriguing. Kept my interest the whole time. It made yiu think about how easily people can be controlled. The ending left me hanging and I loved but hated it. I need to know what happened to both of them!

Great book about staying anchored in Jesus and not drifting as nd following the world when life gets hard. Great listen/read especially coming out of the pandemic.