HarperColl The Genius Files: Mission Unstoppable, Children's, Paperback, Dan Gutman
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Price: £5.99
Brand: HarperColl
Description: Twin siblings are recruited into a secret government organization that utilizes kid geniuses to solve the world's problems, and are quickly whisked into a landscape of danger and adventure as they pursue criminals against backdrops of Mount Rushmore, the. HarperColl The Genius Files: Mission Unstoppable, Children's, Paperback, Dan Gutman - shop the best deal online on thebookbug.co.uk
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Merchant: Harper Collins
Product ID: 9780061827662
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Dimensions: 130x194mm
ISBN: 9780061827662
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Author: Gra & Co
Rating: 5
Review: I really enjoyed this book because of the wacky places coke and pep`s mum went to and I got to check them up online and believe it or not they were real!
Author: LoveAmazon2017
Rating: 3
Review: My 13 yr old daughter and I read this together. We are fans of mysterious Benedict society and books such as those. This was mildly amusing but had a lot to detract from it. First, it's not smart enough for kids who like these kind of mysteries. It's all very predictable. Second, all of the main characters are quite mean to each other...realistic in some senses maybe but not entertaining. Third, it's just very one note. The dialogue is repetitive and uninteresting and while they visit some really fun places they aren't described with any kind of color or richness. And last, this is too violent for younger readers who might not need all of the previous things that I mentioned are lacking from the book. The book starts out with a unique, fun style at the beginning, but quickly loses that quirkiness. Not a terrible book, but there are others in this genre out there that are much better.
