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The Journal of Curious Letters Book One of The 13th Reality Series James Dashner 9781590388310 Books

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Tick is an ordinary boy, and even though he has some insecurities and has to deal with bullies, he has the support of a good family. His life changes dramatically one day when he receives a mysterious letter in the mail. The letter contains a plea for help, a warning of danger if he accepts, and a way to escape danger if he chooses not to get involved, simply burn the letter. From this point on, Tick encounters many perils, but he steadfastly refuses to give up. More letters follow, each one containing a puzzle or riddle that must be solved before he is deemed worthy to join the real fight.

Dashner does an excellent job of depicting a typical, modern household, complete with annoying little sister, and integrating very strange and unusual characters and almost magical technology. The otherworldly heroes and villains are not your stereotypical good guys and bad guys either. Dashner reveals his incredible creativity in this book. He also breaks the mold in many ways. For example, instead of being an orphan or having horrible parents that he escapes, Tick has a wonderful, supportive mother and father, and one of the decisions he has to make is whether or not to tell his parents what’s going on.

Dashner also includes many puzzles and riddles that the readers can solve on their own. This really makes you feel like part of the story. It can also make you feel very smart if you end up solving the riddle before the hero.

I thought this was an excellent book, and I’m glad to see that it’s only the first in a series. I look forward to reading the others.


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The Journal of Curious Letters Book One of The 13th Reality Series James Dashner 9781590388310 Books Reviews

This book had me hooked the whole way through! I should probably admit it... IM A JAMES DASHNER ADDICT!!! Phew, got that over with. BTW, if you're looking for an intriguing, fun, mysterious book for teens, then you are in the right place. I seriously hope with ALL MY HEART that a movie comes out for The Mortality Doctrine series, And the 13th Reality series. I mean, why not make movies for the best of the best of books??? Back to subject... Don't get me wrong, I love these books; don't think I'm crazy because that's impossible. You're crazy if you don't get this book. Don't expect a true-to-life book about some freak, cause this book is the polar opposite. What you should expect are things like Mothball, Rutger, Kyoopy, Barrier Wand, Chi'karda Drive, and a suspicious someone called M.G. Crazy, right? If that's what you want, then GET THIS BOOK! GO JAMES DASHNER! Out.
As a mother who screens everything her 12-year-old daughter reads, I found the first book of "The 13th Reality" series really refreshing in that the main character's dad is so supportive of his son's escapades. "The Journal of Curious Letters" could have been just the same run-of-the-mill, middle-school adventure series, something that could have been a collaborative effort by Rick Riordan and Michael Scott - but I really liked how the parents were there to "give their blessings", so to speak, to the kids as they go off to save the world. It reminds me a little of Phillip Reeve's "Larklight" series (which I did enjoy much, much more), and I'm glad the series is available on . It'd be great if the entire series was available as a set buy! Said daughter's review follows

"The book, 'The 13th Reality The Journal of Curious Letters' by James Dashner was an intriguing read.

"Atticus Higginbottom is very smart for his age. Sure, he is bullied constantly, is a classified 'nerd' and his best friend is his dad. But one day, he is going to be rich and famous. So when mysterious letters start showing up in his mail, from all over the world, can 'Tick' prove his genius and figure out the clues in time? Or is he not as smart as he thought he was? From tall ladies called Mothball, Kyoopy, an Alaskan mailman to an evil, yellow woman called Jane, this is one book you will never forget.

"My favorite part was when Tick and Sophia decide to race and find out who could solve one of the clues first. Sophia, without writing anything out, got the answer first. It was funny!

"My favorite character was Sophia because she was really bold, brave, funny and smart. I liked how she was brave and how she liked to be the one in charge. She reminded me of Tracy Beaker, one of Jacqueline Wilson's best-loved characters. I'm pretty sure that Tracy would have acted the same way in the same situations.

"I think that the book was very well written. I am by no means a science genius - but despite that, I thought that this book was interesting with all the talk of quantum physics and how things can be in two places at once.

"I would give the book five stars one star for the cover, two stars for the characters and two stars for the plot. I can't wait for the next book!"
Tick is an ordinary boy, and even though he has some insecurities and has to deal with bullies, he has the support of a good family. His life changes dramatically one day when he receives a mysterious letter in the mail. The letter contains a plea for help, a warning of danger if he accepts, and a way to escape danger if he chooses not to get involved, simply burn the letter. From this point on, Tick encounters many perils, but he steadfastly refuses to give up. More letters follow, each one containing a puzzle or riddle that must be solved before he is deemed worthy to join the real fight.

Dashner does an excellent job of depicting a typical, modern household, complete with annoying little sister, and integrating very strange and unusual characters and almost magical technology. The otherworldly heroes and villains are not your stereotypical good guys and bad guys either. Dashner reveals his incredible creativity in this book. He also breaks the mold in many ways. For example, instead of being an orphan or having horrible parents that he escapes, Tick has a wonderful, supportive mother and father, and one of the decisions he has to make is whether or not to tell his parents what’s going on.

Dashner also includes many puzzles and riddles that the readers can solve on their own. This really makes you feel like part of the story. It can also make you feel very smart if you end up solving the riddle before the hero.

I thought this was an excellent book, and I’m glad to see that it’s only the first in a series. I look forward to reading the others.