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To be perfectly honest, I can't remember the title of the one Gordon Korman book I read. It was on a recommended reading list of youth fiction, and I was curious. It was the one where these two boys keep trying to escape from camp.
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I haven't read any either, but I read the DaVinci Code, and if Angels and Demons is the prequal I'll read it for sure..
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i've read Surviving the Applewhites by Stephanie S. Tolan because it was for skool and i've read Hell's Angel by Sonny Barger with Keith and Kent Zimmerman because i got it for my birthday. i can't really remember if the books were good or not because i don't really remember which title goes to wehat story but i know i read those
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Reichieru wrote:It was the one where these two boys keep trying to escape from camp.


I think it's called I Want to Go Home. I haven't read that one, though.




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OOH, i've read surviving the applewhites...didn't see it there. Great book.
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yes, I remember now, that's the one. I didn't like it. It was utterly pointless, and has no real redeaming value because the boys don't leave, even when they are given the chance to go freely, and none of the characters learn anything.
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Not particularly, though there were some amusing moments.
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The reason that I read Korman is that he's often hilarious. I don't like it when he tries to be semi-serious (i.e., Jake, Reinvented and the Island series and other adventure books) except during comic relief...




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What's Jake, Reinvented about? I see it in the library all the time, but I've never bothered to pick it up.
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I've read both Angels and Demons and Da Vinci's Code, and they're pretty good. I especially like the fact that you can never predict the flow of the story, it simply keeps surprising you
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Reichieru wrote:What's Jake, Reinvented about?


It's a retelling of The Great Gatsby, about high school.




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Nope! I don't read books that are as rare as that. I haven't read any of them.
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I've never read any of the books the original author had posted. oh well.
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