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Evertaster

by Adam Glendon Sidwell (Goodreads Author)

4.2 of 5 stars 4.20 · rating details · 140 ratings · 61 reviews

When eleven-year-old Guster Johnsonville rejects his mother's casserole for the umpteenth time, she takes him into the city of New Orleans to find him something to eat. There, in a dark, abandoned corner of the city they meet a dying pastry maker. In his last breath he entrusts them with a secret: an ancient recipe that makes the most delicious taste the world will ever kn...more

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Published June 14th 2012 by Future House Publishing

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May 31, 2012 Michelle rated it 5 of 5 stars

This book has the adventure of Percy Jackson and the quirky mystery of Charlie and the Chocolate Factory. As an adult, I couldn't put it down. I can wait to order a few copies for my nieces and nephews' birthdays! Such a fun read.

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Jul 24, 2012 Adam Sidwell rated it 5 of 5 stars · (Review from the author)

Well guys. I wrote this book so I'm not too qualified to say that it's awesome, because I guess I would've written another one if I didn't think so. Hope you enjoy! Come get it on AMAZON.

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May 30, 2012 Ben rated it 5 of 5 stars

Well, it's not often I find a book I don't want to put down, but Evertaster had me trying to find a break at work where I could fit in a chapter or two. The story is well paced and consistently had me wondering, "What's next?"

The story begins with a young Guster Johnsonville and his peculiar taste buds. A seemingly routine task to find Guster something to eat, that doesn't make him think his mother is trying to starve him to death, turns into a globetrotting quest to find the ultimate taste...an...more

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Aug 21, 2012 Bryan Murdock rated it 4 of 5 stars

I'm pretty sure the author of this book is the guy who was in my History of Creativity class in college who, for his final project, built a boat out of empty milk cartons and attempted to sail it across the local lake. Remembering that, I figured this book was worth checking out. I'm not 100% positive that this was written by the same milk-carton guy, but I'm glad I read the book either way.

At first I wasn't sure about this book. The unusual food-theme, the corny, corny names like Epiglottis, an...more

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Nov 15, 2012 Theresa rated it 5 of 5 stars

Shelves: young-adult

This book originally appealed to me for a number of reasons. First, I love to read and enjoy many genres including young adult fiction. Second, I love good food. I could actually be considered a bit of a food snob but I wear that label proudly. There is something delightful about eating authentic, pure food. I have spent a better part of my years trying every new food out on the natural foods market.

Evertaster satisfied both of these loves. Sidwell has devised a fascinating journey where we foll...more

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Aug 18, 2012 Laura rated it 5 of 5 stars

When I read the premise of this book, I knew I wanted to read it. An 11-year old picky eater? A desperate mom in search of something for her son to eat? The discovery of a legendary recipe that takes the Johnsonvilles on a wild adventurous journey through ancient ruins, deep jungles and forgotten caves? Yup, we were in. I read this book with my daughter and we loved it! We especially liked all the descriptions of the food and how they tasted. We were drooling and hungry every time we read it.

Gus...more When I read the premise of this book, I knew I wanted to read it. An 11-year old picky eater? A desperate mom in search of something for her son to eat? The discovery of a legendary recipe that takes the Johnsonvilles on a wild adventurous journey through ancient ruins, deep jungles and forgotten caves? Yup, we were in. I read this book with my daughter and we loved it! We especially liked all the descriptions of the food and how they tasted. We were drooling and hungry every time we read it.

Guster Johnsonville is a picky eater whose taste buds are so enhanced he can taste where the orange was grown the minute he bites into it. This can bring untold delight if he eats food prepared by a chef who uses only the best ingredients and has spent countless hours perfecting the meal, but becomes a problem for him when his mom puts together a simple casserole. He refuses everything she makes, making him hungry and so skinny it drives his mother to desperate measures. Sounds familiar?

They end up at a patisserie in New Orleans where a dying pastry chef tells him of the One Recipe called The Gastronomy of Peace, a recipe so delicious that if you tasted it, you'd never want to eat anything again. Then he gives Guster an old eggbeater just before they are attacked by an evil chef dressed all in red who chases them with a meat cleaver. They discover the eggbeater has symbols engraved on its handle and instructions they figure leads them to the One Recipe. So together with all his siblings, including his smart sister Mariah and his toddler brother, Guster's mom piles her family into the car and they take off. Thus the adventure to faraway lands begins.

In many ways this book reminded me of The 39 Clues series, because the Johnsonvilles were on a search for a formula (the One Recipe) that could change the world. It was full of adventure, quirky characters, funny situations and dangerous missions. I loved that there was a mom involved in this family adventure story. She was a cool, but typical mom.

The evil chef was part of the Cult of Gastronimatti who were also after the One Recipe. The chase was on and Guster and his family tried to stay one step ahead of them, making this an exciting and suspenseful read. Sometimes my daughter would ask me to re-read certain sections because she didn't quite get what was going on (there was a lot of action), but overall we loved the action and appropriately felt both Guster and his mom's dilemmas. The scenes are so vivid, we could easily see them in a movie, and no wonder for the author has a career that puts his computer graphic skills to use in creating characters for blockbuster films.

This is a story that celebrates good food, family unity, mothers, and ultimately the love that comes from a good home-cooked meal. We're excited that further perilous delicious adventures are soon to come in the second book of this series, Evertaster – The Delicious City. For all lovers of chocolate, good food, and action-adventure tales, Evertaster will have you looking for that One Recipe in your life too. Highly recommended if you want a fun book to read!
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Jul 11, 2012 Kim McGee rated it 4 of 5 stars

Guster is a kid who is slowly starving. He can't find anything that will satisfy the craving for well prepared food and it makes his mom so desperate that she loads up the car and takes Guster and his siblings to New Orleans. They find a pastry shop that produces wonderful delicacies where Guster discovers that he is an Evertaster. He is given an ancient eggbeater and told to find The One Recipe. This is the beginning of an incredible adventure for the Johnsonville family that will take them all...more

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Jul 31, 2012 Alex Cámez rated it 5 of 5 stars

My thoughts... loved it! It was great! I was not really convinced of buying this book, but thd storyline and the cover caught me. Of course I had kind of low expectations, but the first words made me become addicted to the book and then, I COULDN'T LET IT DOWN!

This is one of the most creative stories and kind of one of the best books written for children. The story is really interesting and I think that anyone would be pleased and happy to read this book. The storyline is amazing, we get to expl...more

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Oct 18, 2012 Sheila rated it 4 of 5 stars

Evertaster is a great middle grade book! It is written perfectly for this age group. My ten year old son is reading it now and is loving it. He keeps LOL at certain parts. He also keeps making comments about how he knows how Guster feels about his Mother's cooking. Huh? I don't think my cooking is that bad and I know that my son is not an Evertaster. Then, he grins at me.

Guster is an 11 year old boy, who is at first glance a picky eater, but turns out to be more than that. He is special, in that...more

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Aug 17, 2012 Rachelle rated it 5 of 5 stars

I read this book aloud to my kids and we quickly found out why this novel is an Amazon Best-seller! We were laughing by the first page and gasping by the third as we followed the pickiest eater in the world (soon to be known as Evertaster) Guster Johnsonville. My kids could relate to this eleven-year-old's selective tastebuds and learned a few things about being picky and picking trouble. :)
My 9 year old especially wanted me to tell my readers that she loved this book because it had so many inte...more

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Oct 24, 2012 Stephanie rated it 1 of 5 stars

This book has received so many rave reviews--I wanted to like it, but I just didn't. A very few positives: it's clean and not too violent or scary, it has a couple of sweet moments, and the premise is unique. Unfortunately, the negatives really outweighed the positives for me. It's not well written--it's predictable, the dialogue is disjointed, and the writing really shows a lack of experience. It doesn't give (even young) readers much credit--always states the obvious, not challenging at all. I...more

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Nov 21, 2012 Lisa (Bookworm Lisa) rated it 4 of 5 stars

Shelves: 2012, middle-grade, clean-read, received-to-review, tween

Guster is eleven and has a refined palate. It's so refined that he has difficulty eating anything. He can't stand the mundane cuisine that is the staple for society.

It turns out that he has a rare gift. He is an Evertaster. He can taste every aspect of food.

In desperation he and his family come across a bakery where he is given an eggbeater. This eggbeater is wanted by many. It contains instructions to make the one recipe that could end war. The ingredients are pure and rare.

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Jul 08, 2012 Aeicha rated it 5 of 5 stars

Sometimes reading a book- a really, really awesome book- is an experience equivalent to savoring something super yummy. Well, reading Adam Glendon Sidwell’s Evertaster was like snacking on the most delectable, homemade cupcakes...yeah, it’s that good!

Guster Johnsonville takes being a picky eater to a whole new level. Nothing makes his taste buds dance. Fed up with his fickle ways, his mother takes him to New Orleans to find something he’ll eat and they come across a dying baker who changes thei...more Sometimes reading a book- a really, really awesome book- is an experience equivalent to savoring something super yummy. Well, reading Adam Glendon Sidwell’s Evertaster was like snacking on the most delectable, homemade cupcakes...yeah, it’s that good!

Guster Johnsonville takes being a picky eater to a whole new level. Nothing makes his taste buds dance. Fed up with his fickle ways, his mother takes him to New Orleans to find something he’ll eat and they come across a dying baker who changes their lives. The baker tells them of the Gastronomy of Peace, an ancient and secret recipe that could change the world and before he can tell them the whole story they’re attacked by mysterious chefs in red. Suddenly Guster, his mom, his sister and two brothers find themselves on the run from a secret society and in search of the secret ingredients for the Gastronomy of Peace. With only a strange, old egg beater as a map, the Johnsonvilles head out on the adventure of their lives that takes them across the globe.

Smart. Refreshing. Wonderfully written. Full of superb characters and exciting adventure. These are just a few ways to describe this fantastic MG book! Evertaster is bursting with flavor, fun and fabulousness.

Sidwell has created one of the most original, well-crafted and imaginative MG stories I’ve come across in a long time. I love the idea of being an Evertaster, someone who doesn’t simply taste their food, but taste the soil it grew in, the ocean wind that blew across a lemon, the clovers the cows, whose milk you’re drinking, ate, the rain that fell upon the veggies. Or as it says in the book:

Someone who tastes every flavor that ever touched every ingredient in his food. They taste time. They taste history. (Kindle, location 1450)

This book pulled me in from page one (I couldn’t put it down!) and held me enchanted till the very last word. The author writes with a clever, addicting voice that will captivate readers of all ages and the settings are vivid and lush. The story is quite cinematic and I could see every detail play out in my mind and almost taste every scrumptious tidbit.

The adventure is exciting and suspenseful with a mystery that is like the Da Vinci code for kids. There are enough thrills, twists and bad guys to keep even the most discerning palates satisfied. And I love that the whole Johnsonville family takes this journey together. Not many MG books feature parental characters that are significantly involved throughout the whole plot, but in Evertaster Mrs. Johnsonville is an important (and great!) character. But that doesn’t mean that the younger characters aren’t courageous heroes and heroines, because they are. Guster and his siblings are charming, clever young characters that readers will easily relate to.

I love how the book concludes, but I’m ecstatic that the adventures will continue in the sequel.

MY FINAL THOUGHTS: From the spellbinding adventure, original story and engaging characters, I love everything about this dazzling and imaginative debut! This book reminds me of why I adore MG fiction (and makes me want to bake!). A MUST read book that I recommend for readers all ages!
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Sep 12, 2012 TuRtLeFaEiRe marked it as to-read

Shelves: giveaway-miss, a-wish-list-book

This book sounds so extremely ... I don't know what word to use...maybe I Have Got To Read This Book!

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Sep 24, 2012 Selene rated it 5 of 5 stars

Shelves: made-of-awesome

Evertaster by Adam Glendon Sidwell takes picky eating to new levels. Guster has the remarkable ability to taste everything that goes into his food, from the dew running off a lemon in his pie to the malnourished cow that became his hotdog. Unfortunately for Guster, his mother his mother is gourmet chef and has little tolerance for Guster’s pickiness. One evening in a fit of frustration, she brings him to New Orleans in hopes of finding something, anything to wet his appetite. There, they are mee...more Evertaster by Adam Glendon Sidwell takes picky eating to new levels. Guster has the remarkable ability to taste everything that goes into his food, from the dew running off a lemon in his pie to the malnourished cow that became his hotdog. Unfortunately for Guster, his mother his mother is gourmet chef and has little tolerance for Guster’s pickiness. One evening in a fit of frustration, she brings him to New Orleans in hopes of finding something, anything to wet his appetite. There, they are meet a pastry chef who entrusts him with a recipe. Not just any recipe though. THE RECIPE. The recipe that makes the most delicious taste known to mankind. But Guster and his family aren’t the only ones after it. Now they must race against a hoard of evil chefs to create the perfect dish and end Guster’s craving for perfection.

My absolute favorite part of this book would have to be the family dynamics. Often when reading books like this I find myself upset with the way the relationship between siblings are portrayed. I have five siblings and we all have a complex love/hate relationship going on. All of us would jump off a cliff if it meant helping another. On the other hand, when no danger is lurking around the bend we will do everything within our power to push each other’s buttons. This is a really hard thing to get a cross in a book. Unfortunately, I find most writers attempts to be really fake. They seem to try to fix this by making the siblings raised separately or having one be the epitome of evil. This is why I love Evertaster; Sidwell did not resort to any of these cheap tricks. The interaction between Guster, Zeke and Mariah was all delightfully relatable.

I would also like to give Kudos to Sidwell for actually including a parent who active in the adventure. I understand why most authors make the parents MIA for the duration of the adventure. The story is supposed to focus on the kids, after all. However, Sidwell managed to not only keep her as an active member of the cast, but make her one of the more interesting characters, while still allowing Guster to have the space he needed to make his own decisions and mistakes.
The descriptions in this book should come with a warning label. No really, it should. I cannot tell you how hungry this book made me. I made the sad mistake of starting this book while sitting in the cafeteria and trust me nothing ruins an already terrible meal like the description of an excellent one.

To state it plainly. I LOVE THIS BOOK! It has everything: action, adventure, food and characters that you just fall in love with.
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Sep 29, 2012 Lynne rated it 4 of 5 stars

Shelves: family-ties, fantasy, foodie, middlegrade, won-offsite, own, signed-by-author

This is an exceptionally well told story that is sure to please the reading palates of all ages. Somewhat similar to The DaVinci Code - but for kids ... and cooks, Evertaster is a super fun, well-written, exciting and adventurous book aimed at middle graders (8-13) - however, it was still quite enjoyable for me as well (adult).

Eleven-year-old Guster Johnsonville can not enjoy his food. It's not that he's just a picky eater (though that is what most people tend to call him), but in fact, most foo...more This is an exceptionally well told story that is sure to please the reading palates of all ages. Somewhat similar to The DaVinci Code - but for kids ... and cooks, Evertaster is a super fun, well-written, exciting and adventurous book aimed at middle graders (8-13) - however, it was still quite enjoyable for me as well (adult).

Eleven-year-old Guster Johnsonville can not enjoy his food. It's not that he's just a picky eater (though that is what most people tend to call him), but in fact, most foods literally repulse Guster and unfortunately, he turns his nose up at nearly everything his mother puts in front of him.

One evening, after yet another uneaten meal, his exasperated mom takes Guster into town to try and find something, ANYTHING, that he *will* eat.
Finally, Gusters discernable nose leads them to the patisserie shop, which happens to be closed .... but good ol' mom goes around the side of the building, finds an unlocked door in the back and they slip inside the bakery.
The kindly old chef who greets them is in obvious distress and not feeling well ... none the less, after seeing Guster choose the very best desserts his shop has to offer, the chef recognizes a very unique and special quality in Gusters taste buds. He deems Guster an 'Evertaster' and gives him a ancient eggbeater, complete with mysterious carvings and foreign words encircling the wooden handle.
Then the chef coughs, sputters and finally, croaks - just as another scary, angry, red-aproned chef brandishing a meat cleaver breaks into the bakery and tries to snatch the eggbeater away from Guster.
Guster and his mom make it out of the bakery, just barely managing to escape the raging, red-aproned chef.

This is where the story becomes a fast paced adventure.

On the way home from the bakery, Zeke (Gusters older brother) figures out he must have dropped his drivers permit in the bakery, so the angry red chef probably knows how to find them. Trying to think of a get away, Gusters Mom loads the kids into the family car and speeds off towards Florida, where her sister Priscilla lives.

As Guster and his sister Mariah soon discover, the mysterious carvings in the wooden handle of the eggbeater have significant meanings and their findings will eventually take Guster and his family, a few new friends picked up along the way and not to mention a few new enemies, on a scavenger hunt and chase around the world.
All in search of the ingredients needed to create 'The One Recipe' ... the one food with the most magical taste that will (perhaps) cure Guster from being such a picky eater. It's such a powerful recipe it may even have the ability to bring peace to the world.

Join the Johsonville family as they travel the globe discovering new and exotic locales. Hold your breath as they find themselves in perilous predicaments and cheer along as they struggle to stay a step ahead of the bad guys in their plight to decode the eggbeaters carvings.

Evertaster is the perfect, adventurous read for anyone even remotely interested in cooking.

I won this copy (which is signed by the author) through an on-site giveaway at LDS Women's Book Reviews online (ldswbr.com). Thank you Shanda and the rest of the lovely ladies over there. Also, thank you to the author who provided them with this copy to giveaway. Great tale sir! (less)

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Aug 05, 2012 Heidi rated it 4 of 5 stars

I downloaded this because so many of my friends were reading it (several of them know the author) and because the cover was cool. But, considering it was a children's book by a first-time author, my expectations were low.

I'm happy to say the book more than exceeded my low expectations, and it was really quite fun. 11-year-old Guster is the world's pickiest eater. He can taste whether the potatoes were grown too far north to be really smooth, and he knows what the chickens had been eating just be...more

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Aug 15, 2012 Jennifer rated it 4 of 5 stars

Shelves: young-adult

This book was written by a friend of a friend. It's a super cute adventure novel perfect for young foodies (do they exist?). I know I would've loved this as a kid.

The main character Guster is an Evertaster, he has an extremely good sense of taste (like he can tell from the taste of butter that the cows ate clover). But due to this fine sense of taste, he cannot abide anything but the best food, and is the fussiest eater. I really felt sorry for his poor mom.

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Sep 27, 2012 Cayenne rated it 3 of 5 stars

I think this is a book my nine-year-old would probably really enjoy. It's exciting and I cared about the characters. I have a few complaints, but generally the plot was engaging and had the right level of complexity. I greatly apprecited how clean it was, except for some minor violence--such as clever-throwing bad guys and gun-firing mercenaries. It was a fun mystery. The best part was the end when Guster learns to appreciate his mother's cooking because he realizes it is made with love.

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Sep 16, 2012 Jayne Moraski rated it 3 of 5 stars

Evertaster is the story of a picky eater that is so picky, only the world's most amazing taste will satisfy him. He steps unknowingly into mad chefs' quest to capture the secret formula for this amazing taste as well.

The writing is good, the action starts right away...I just have a hard time believing the entire concept of the story. How we get from one kid that is picky to searching through the jungles for one taste everyone will love is too much of a stretch for me. So while it was somewhat e...more

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Sep 28, 2012 Jessica rated it 3 of 5 stars

Shelves: kindle, fantasy-sci-fi, young-adult, book-club

Our book club selection this month. It was a fun, quick read about a boy who can taste every aspect of every ingredient in each dish. He obviously has a very picky palette and goes on a search for delicious foods. On this quest he learns he is an Evertaster, not just a picky eater, and is destined to bring the One Recipe to the world that no one will get sick of because it is so perfect.

It was fun, but the writing wasn't great. Not my genre of choice either.

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Jul 03, 2012 Bethany rated it 5 of 5 stars

I can't wait for this to be made into a movie! It is written in such a way that that's all I could think about. It seems to have been made for the big screen. I am 27, and I couldn't put it down. Much funnier than I anticipated, and it's just a great story.

One complaint: it made me so hungry! I may have gained weight reading this. Luckily it only took me about three days to get through...

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Nov 24, 2012 Suzanne Eastman rated it 5 of 5 stars

Shelves: children-s-literature

Thank you for the Goodreads Giveaway copy of Evertaster! I waited to read this book over the Thanksgiving holiday and was so impressed. What a fun adventure, and so cleverly written. This would make a wonderful movie!! Fresh, original and very fast paced, I can see my students reading this book and asking for more! Looking forward to your next book with Guster and his family.

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Nov 05, 2012 Shannon Swain rated it 4 of 5 stars

I really enjoyed each moment of this book. It was intense and exciting. In fact, I told my family more of the story each night and now there is a line to read the book! I didn't give it a five because it is the first in a series and I don't love series books. This book did wrap everything up and end well. You are not left hanging.

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Jan 23, 2013 John-lisa Henderson rated it 5 of 5 stars

The author came to our school and did an awesome assembly! My son (3rd grade) wanted to read the book so we bought it and he really liked it. He wanted me to read it to and I did for him but really enjoyed it myself. It's fun and the end is surprisingly thought provoking and as a homemaker quite pleasing. So glad we read it!

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Feb 01, 2013 Loretta rated it 4 of 5 stars

Eleven-year-old Guster can't eat just anything, so his mom takes and the rest of the family him to New Orleans to find something he can eat. And thus starts an adventure of finding the perfect food. They encounter all sorts of adventures and dangers to find the ingredients for the One Recipe. Guster finds out he is an Evertaster. I think children will enjoy the book.

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Jul 01, 2012 Madison Smith rated it 5 of 5 stars

i thind that that book is the best book i have ever read because i could never put it down at night so i would end upfaling asleep with it in my arms.i loved it sooooooooooooo much because of all the action/mystery/adventure that happend during those 300 wonderful pages!

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Oct 04, 2012 Louise rated it 4 of 5 stars

Pretty good book, saw the author at an assembly at the elementary. He will be writing 3 more in this series. It is about a very finicky kid who tastes every single thing that he eats, like in pork, he can taste what the pig was fed. So he becomes the Evertaster.

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Jan 20, 2013 Faileth rated it 3 of 5 stars

The idea was really original and fantastic. There are some definite plot holes; and you can tell it's the author's first novel. But it's enjoyable. I think it would be an especially fun one to read with my son when he's eight or nine. A fun kid's adventure!

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May 17, 2012 Rachel Vincent rated it 5 of 5 stars

It's always fun when you can find a book that you want to stay up reading late at night. I kept saying to myself "one more chapter....then I'll go to bed." Make sure you have some munchies when you read it though. This book made me hungry.

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