Jake Spelke’s Reviews > Snakehead > Status Update

In the bed of my book, Alex finally makes his move against the snakehead. He plants the bomb in the hideout, and calls in the Air Force to go ahead with the airstrike. The missiles hit their targets, but Alex is hit and the leader of the snakehead had him caprtured. But, the special forces come in and kill the remaining snakehead, and free Alex.

As my book has gone on, it has got more and more boring after every time I read it. I have read almost the whole series now, and the book kind of just repeats everything I've heard before. I will most likely finish this book, and then skip the rest of the series.

I don't use headphones, unless it's noisy. When that happens, I put on some music, any kind but leave it very soft, like 4-5 bars.

In general, I read for long periods of time once I start reading. I like to read when it's quiet, and no distracting noises or things happening around me. I usually read in my moms room, where there's a lot of light and it's very warm. I usually read digital books, but I like to read paper books better because I focus more on them, and don't get distracted by games or texts.

This book had a very good back cover which drew me in, and that led me to speed through half of this book in only 2 weeks. I love this book now because of this back cover.

This drew me in because of an amazing summary, and it almost made me feel like I was in the story. That was very interesting and I was very intrigued on how they made such a good back cover. This was the reason I was drawn in.

I chose this book because of a very interesting back cover. The back of the book was very well designed, and had many cool images that drew my attention. The little suspenseful summary on the back drew me in immediately, and instantly wanted to read more. It had a cliffhanger to, so it made me curious about what happened to Alex after the whole conflict that the back explained.

The guard walks around slowly with a huge sword and strikes the drawers next to the pot. He doesn't see Alex, but he knows Alex is in the room. Then, the guard he's a sound coming from the pot, and walks slowly towards it. Then Alex stops breathing, and waits for the guard to leave.

In my book, the main suspense so far is when Alex gets caught sneaking in to the Snakehead weapons shop. The guard catches him and Alex starts running into a metal molding cell. He hides under the scorching pot, trying to stay hidden.

I would like to live next to my character because he is a beast at life. He handles being a spy, and a school boy. He loves soccer and is very good at it, and I love soccer too. I would like to live next to Alex also because he could teach me his skills, and we could become friends. This would be beneficial because I could have a cool friend, and learn some new survival skills.