Questions About The Rule of Three (The Rule of Three, #1)

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Where do you think the book takes place?

Susie Pozzobon The author clearly is using actual names and places in Mississauga (I even found the neighbourhood on the map) but the referrence to "the stars and st…moreThe author clearly is using actual names and places in Mississauga (I even found the neighbourhood on the map) but the referrence to "the stars and stripes" indicates it is meant to represent some unknown US town. That actually bothered me. What is wrong with it being in Canada? They could have have taken down "the maple leaf" from the police station. Surely people would still read it.(less)

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The rule of Three has a great plot, a fantastic idea! However, I felt as though the characters were way underdeveloped and the dialogue was bland. The whole idea of devastation and the mob mentality is interesting, but I felt as though it wasn't well executed. Does anyone else agree?

Daniel People tend to overlook the fact that this series (as well as the author's other books) are YA (young adult/teen) and the author is a former grade sch…morePeople tend to overlook the fact that this series (as well as the author's other books) are YA (young adult/teen) and the author is a former grade school teacher. They are not meant to be as "deep" as adult-level fiction. Personally, I loved the series and devoured all 3 books in record time!(less)

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Have you read any other books in this series?

Saaim Yes. I can tell you they are just as great as the first one.

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Is this series appropriate for ages 11 or 12? Is there much swearing or sexual content?

Hollie Sherrill Yes this book is appropriate, not much cursing, and the most "sexual" thing that happens is kissing.…moreYes this book is appropriate, not much cursing, and the most "sexual" thing that happens is kissing.(less)

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how dose the author set the mood in chapter 4?