Michael Vey: The Prisoner of Cell 25 review by NBr...
Michael Vey: The Prisoner of Cell 25
by Richard Paul Evans
Age Range - 12 and up
Genre - Fantasy
Five Star Award

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Age at time of review - 12
Reviewer's Location - Uxbridge, MA, United States
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Michael Vey seems like a normal kid. But is he? He has a super powers; the power of electricity. He is sort of like an eel. No one knows this besides his best friend Ostin, but recently a girl named Taylor told him she has powers--the power to reboot people, which makes people black out for a second or two. Together Mike, Ostin, and Taylor form a club called The Electoclan. Then Mikes mom and Taylor get kidnapped, and Mike has to go on a quest to save them. On the quest Mike finds out a horrible secret that his Mom has kept hidden from him for many years.

Opinion: 

I thought this book was excellent. It has everything a book should have action and humor. An example of this is on page 311, Wade hit first, wrapping his arms around the guards legs, while Jack knocked him over. The main character is a great role model. He is brave, strong, and willing to risk his life to save his family and friends. I think that this would be a great addition to your bookshelf. This reminds me of the book Hero written by Mike Lupica. It is also about a boy that has superpowers. I recommend this book to anyone 12 years and up.

 

Rating:
5
Content Rating:

Content rating - nothing offensive
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