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The Project (2000)

by Brian Falkner(Favorite Author)

3.66 of 5 Votes: 3

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review 1: Brian Falkner is creative and inventive in this fair attempt to combine the elements of fast paced "The DaVinci Code" and Nazi Germany. The characters are not well developed, specifically Luke and Tom, or Tom/Luke. I found myself going back to see if I could better distinguish the two characters while reading, wasn't really possible and I don't think Falkner really cares. His main focus was on the plot which was very fast paced and hard to put down at times. The major issue I had was believing this entire world Falkner has created for us. Is it realistic to have teenagers running around with expensive spy gadgets? Why aren't these boys getting caught sooner? I do recommend this title to boys or people who just want to read something fast and interesting. Overall, the plot ... moreand characters could be more well developed but nonetheless at the end of the book I wanted a Part Two in order to fully connect all the dots in the story.
review 2: I thought this was a well written book, A lot of foreseeable plot twists but a fun read in free time. I personally didn't like that other than the two main characters there was not enough backround information on some of the important side characters. My recommendation for people to read this would be if you're going to be on a long road trip, or an airplane flight. The reason for this is that the book is a good book to sit down and read the whole thing through, because there is no good places to hold off and stop reading. less

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