Books by Pseudonymous Bosch
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review 1: Ok, I'm not honestly sure what to think. I have read P.B's Secret Series before, so I know some things. Like who the author is and how he knows so much about his "Characters". Hint : ME( like how obvious it is now). I forgot who Clay was even being shortly introduced to him in th...
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review 1: While this book pretends to be a DIY book, the author is actually writing a story while prompting you to think critically about the book. There is also a lot of helpful advice for young writers. The theme of this book is creativity. The author urges you to pick your own path. You...
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review 1: The second book to the secret is a fun book with a interesting narrative. When our heroes Cass and Max-Ernest Are waiting to hear back for the Terces Society they discover a new mission to fight the evil Dr.L and Ms.Mauvais. The kids must save the world again but with a new frien...
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review 1: The book that I just finished is called "This book is not good for you." My opinion about this chocolate book is that it is an delicious and and adventurous book. Why you say? Well to start of Cass lost her mother in a dark restaurant by Senor Hugo. So Cass made a promise with h...
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review 1: Reading This isn't what it looks like by Pseudonymous Bosch (which really isn't his name his real name is Raphael Simon, but Pseudonymous Bosch is his pen name for the book). Was a weird and crazy adventure in fact this book is part of a secret series which I have already encount...
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review 1: Being the finale to the series, "You Have To Stop This" was the best book in the series. I loved reading this book because it was so suspenseful and creative. Finishing what he had started, Bosch did a great job writing this book. If you enjoyed the last four books, you'll defini...
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review 1: "If You Are Reading This It's Too Late", is a story about best friends making their way through their teenage years together. Although, there's a twist, they are a part of a secret spy organization. this novel is a sequel , so I suggest you enjoy the first book , "The Name of Th...
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review 1: I'm not sure everyone would love this book but my daughter (4th grade) and I sure did (she read the whole series in a month... couldn't put them down; my son also liked them at the same age). The books are funny and our favorite parts are when the author speaks to us in first pe...