james dashner the journal of curious letters

It’s a bit of a long book, but I’m not complaining-we never wanted to put it down, and often read 5-10 chapters together a night until it was finished.Access-restricted-item true Addeddate 10:01:14 Associated-names Beus, Bryan, ill Boxid IA40064415 Camera USB PTP Class Camera Collection_set printdisabled External-identifier It was exciting, funny, and full of interesting characters. Where most children’s books seem to either omit the parents, or fall into the trope of having the parents not believe their children, James Dashner crafted The Journal of Curious Letters in such a way that not only did Tick turn to his father with his worries, but Tick’s father believed his son-and helped him! It was a great moment to witness in a children’s book, and I and my daughter had a great talk about how important it was for kids to talk to their parents about their worries, and for parents to listen to them and take them seriously. One of my favorite aspects of the book as a parent, though, was the relationship Tick had with his father. There were funny, heartwarming, action-filled, and even creepy moments throughout the book as Tick worked to solve the mystery of the 13 clues he received from one very odd Master George and his companions, Rutger and Mothball (who was definitely one of our favorite characters). The book was exceptionally well written and full of colorful characters. I’m glad to say that I honestly found this to be a joy to read. What a gem! I picked up this book for my 12-year-old daughter and we ended up reading it together. WARNING – SPOILERS MAY ENSUE BEYOND THIS POINT – REVIEW BELOW But who will destroy it-and who will become its master?

Tick and Mistress Jane race to find the deadly Dark Infinity weapon.

Will Tick have the courage to follow the twelve clues and discover the life he was meant to live? Tick’s journey continues in The Hunt for Dark Infinity! Mistress Jane and the Chi’karda are back. Tick will be sent twelve riddles that, when solved, will reveal the time and place of an extraordinary happening. Tick, is an average thirteen-year-old boy until the day he receives a strange letter informing him that dangerous- perhaps even deadly-events have been set in motion that could result in the destruction of reality itself. What if every choice you made created an alternate reality? In The Journal of Curious Letters, Atticus Higginbottom, a.k.a. Genre: Juvenile Fiction, Action & Adventure, Sci-Fi, Fantasy

James dashner the journal of curious letters