And now for something brand spanking new: A review from
an ACTUAL Moore Teen. This entry is written by our Teen Volunteer, Enriko. Take it away, Enriko!
Mitty is a common slacker living in New York City. He was assigned a project for his biology
class to study any infectious disease.
Mitty finds an old book about the extinguished disease smallpox and
decides to learn more about it. He makes
contact in the book with a hundred-year-old scab. Now he’s not only scared that he’s infected,
but that he could start a global epidemic.
This book is one of the best books I’ve ever read. It makes you stay up at night and sleep with
the book on your hand, waiting to read the next chapter as soon as you wake up.
This book is very well put together.
Unlike some books I’ve read, you can read every chapter ina stable pace
without having re-read lots of sentences. The book feels so real, that you can
believe that it’s something that happened in the recent past and that it was
based on a real life event. To me, this was an action, love, mystery, and
suspense book changing with each chapter. You might think you know what’s going
to happen next, but then the opposite or something you never suspect
happens. It made me want to read moment
to moment until the book ended. Cooney did an excellent job on this one, but I would
have preferred an epilogue. You’ll
definitely be glad you read this one.
Thanks for the great review, Enriko!
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