Summer’s Reviews > Subject Seven > Status Update

Over all it was an ok book. I usually don't like books that are in third person but this one wasn't that bad. It did get kind of confusing when it kept switching people cause id have to remember who i was reading. i would probably read it again.

Its not really going anywhere more. I remember that there was thins one part where they where fighting and they almost got captured but then the other version of themselves turned into a crazy person and wanted to eat one of the bad guys.

Its still pretty much the same thing thats been going on just some new subjects have joined. One of the girls just found out her mom died but she cant do anything about it cause the cops and bed guys are after her so she has to stay hidden. Its a little frustrating that she cant even go to her moms funeral but if she wants to stay free then she cant be seen.

Its getting a little more intense at this point. Seven found out that their are more people like him who arent dead. The book is switching between the people who kept seven locked up, the other people who are like seven and seven. He finds a man who used to work with the others (the people who locked seven up) and took him and seven now has him locked up and will not release him until he gets answers.

Its good so far, and its also in the third person. There are a few very interesting parts that are baffling and put you on the edge. The main boy is also like 10 and hes been in captivity his whole life. even considering that hes still stronger than all the people at the facility there cause he has powers that no one knows how to control.