The story itself was exciting and each chapter ended with a cliff hanger. I kept turning those pages but there were a couple of things that, as a reader, made me impatient to move on. For example, Jonah's thoughts seemed to go off on tangents or repeat when I wanted to get back to the story. The other thing was discussions about paradoxes, time travel, ripple effects, etc. I think young readers will just skip over those parts to get to the action.
On the other hand, being a "grown-up", my POV in those two areas may be way off base.
As a writer, I learned some things about technique, characterization, and what keeps a reader glued to the page.
I recommend FOUND and enjoyed it so much that I'm settling back today to read the sequel, SENT, published in 2009.
This sounds really good! Thanks for the review.
ReplyDeleteYAY! I have this one on my shelf right now, so I'm looking forward to reading it soon!
ReplyDeleteI've been eyeing this book for a while. Thanks for the review - I'll definitely be bumping it to the top of my reading list!
ReplyDeleteIsn't it great when we can learn from the books we read? Thanks for the review. :)
ReplyDeleteI have been meaning to read this. The whole set is at my library. That's probably why I haven't read them because I know they are always there. I will eventually.
ReplyDeleteThanks, everyone, for all of your comments.
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ReplyDeleteSounds like my kind of book! Thanks for posting the review.
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