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Blue Avenger Cracks the Code (Blue Avenger #2)
by
Norma Howe
"What do an amorous Shih Tzu, a computer game, and the complete works of Shakespeare have in common?Maybe nothing. Or maybe everything. It's a mystery...some would say a code. A code that only an adept code-cracker like Blue Avenger (aka David Schumacher), secret champion of the underdog, modest seeker of truth, and fearless innovator of the unknown, would even think about...more
Paperback, 368 pages
Published
April 16th 2002
by Harper Teen
(first published 2000)
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Different story ideas permeate this book, making for a less-than-satisfactory reading experience. It might be a romance except that the main romantic pair gets separated when the boy goes on a trip to beautiful Venice with another girl. It might be a mystery but one that gets forestalled when a crucial piece of evidence is whisked away by a sullen stranger. It might be an attack on Shakespeare, but you wonder why a teenaged boy would be getting himself involved in another man’s crusade. It might...more
Blue Avenger Cracks the Code continues where The Adventures of Blue Avenger left off. In this volume, the author reduces the many narrative asides and doesn't try as hard to be silly. Unfortunately, she doesn't have enough action to hold up the story and it drags until our hero reaches Venice. As in the first story, Howe excels at the teenage character and does well when exploring heavy teen issues and relationships. One of the largest losses between the two stories, and the highlights of this,...more
This was an amzing book. It was a thriling story with mystery, comedy, and drama. It combined all of the great things that a book should have. It was Great and i would reacamend people of all ages all types of reading taste to read it
The Adventures of Blue Avenger is one of my favorite books, which may strike you as strange, but I'm past that. Having said that, I was completely disappointed by its sequel.
Honestly, I read this too long ago to remember it exactly, but I remember that the author was being experimental with her writing. This is cool, but it didn't come back together by the end of the book. It was less about anything moreso than an episode of Seinfeld.
That being said, goodreads dot com has informed me that there...more
Honestly, I read this too long ago to remember it exactly, but I remember that the author was being experimental with her writing. This is cool, but it didn't come back together by the end of the book. It was less about anything moreso than an episode of Seinfeld.
That being said, goodreads dot com has informed me that there...more
bad books should not be written. this is a bad book.
Not leveled. Second in the series.
Good, but not as good as the first one.
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I was born in east San Jose, California, the daughter of a railroad man and an Italian immigrant. I have two brothers, one older and one younger. As a youngster I did well in school, but probably not as well as I could have. I got my first paying job at age ten, which was summertime work picking prunes and cutting apricots with my older brother in the orchards not far from our home. We were fortun...more
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