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Dead Guy Spy (2010)

by David Lubar(Favorite Author)
3.66 of 5 Votes: 5
ISBN
0765316358 (ISBN13: 9780765316356)
languge
English
genre
publisher
Starscape
series
Nathan Abercrombie, Accidental Zombie
review 1: I started reading this book and I arrived at the part where Nathan, the main character, has a secret identity of a zombie and no one except his two friends know about it. Later he figures out he has a spy following him trying to find out who Nathan really is and what he is capable of doing. Nathan and his two friends are being very brave, even at the most scariest moments in the book.Nathan's friends are always there to help him face his Zombie life and still like him for what he is. I think the theme is that Nathan's freinds are always there for him, You can tell by how the author is describing his friends as always being there for him throughout the book. I can relate to him because I also have friends that are always there for me as I am for them.This book is teachi... moreng me a lot about friendship even though it isn't about it. I am eager to find out what the spy wants from Nathan and what will happen when they meet face to face. I just finished reading the part where Nathan, who is half a Zombie, met with BUM a secret agency that agrees to strengthen his bones so he won't break them since he can't feel any pain. Nathan had to agree to let BUM test somethings on him for an unknown science secret that BUM is working on. I was excited to read that Nathan's friends Mookie and Abigail are spying on BUM to find out about their science secret before letting them do tests on Nathan. I think they are going to find out BUM's secret and figure out why they are keeping it from Nathan.This reminds me of the time in 2nd grade when I wanted to find out why my parents went to bed later than I did. I figured out because they are adults and no one can tell them what to do except themselves. I hope Nathan and his friends don't get into a bad situation if they find out BUM's secret. I am looking forward to finishing this book to see what happens to Nathan and BUM.
review 2: Why I read this book: I really enjoyed the first one and wanted to see what other misadventures Nathan the Zombie would have.Plot: Nathan is now a full blown zombie and figuring out the serious problems he's going to encounter as one. Like getting stalked by B.U.M. - but do they really want to help him, or just use him? Definitely a fun-filled plot with great adventures and hilariousness.Characters: C'mon, this middle school boy is a zombie... how can you not connect to that? Let's just say he's just like my best friend when I was a kid - finding a way into adventure and trouble by just stepping outside. If you can't relate to goofy Nathan, then you may relate to his friends Mookie or Abigail. I definitely can relate to Abigail - the level headed girl character who is smart and still can figure out how to help the two goofy guys she hangs out with.Relatability: Never been a zombie? Then maybe you've gone through one of those awkward kid phases where nothing seems to work right or everyone is out to get you (or so it seems). Even if you can't relate, it's just fun. Anyone working with kids can definitely see a Mookie, Nathan, or Abigail of their own.Cover commentary: Stands out and is definitely goofy. For those struggling readers who want something real but out of the ordinary. less
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Noel
Just won through first reads... I think my son will enjoy it!
stargazer011110
Typical Middle School boy book.
tiffny
I won this book on First-Reads
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