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By: Colin Deka
Genre: Realistic Fiction
Genre: Realistic Fiction
By: Alan Gratz
By: Alan Gratz
Reviewed by: Colin Deka
Reviewed by: Colin Deka
Summary
Summary
This book is about a kid named Micheal O'Shaunessey who is the son of the Irish ambassador. Like the other boys, Micheal is a part of the Hitler youth but what everyone doesn't know is that they are spies. His family helps give the Allied Forces information about the Nazis through codes and helps downed airmen. One of the boys in Micheal's Hitler youth takes Micheal and shows him blue prints for a Nazi jet plane that could change the war. This jet plane is called Projekt 1065 and Micheal needs to get closer so that he can steal the blue prints and save the Allied Forces in the war. Will Micheal get the blue prints or will the jet plane get built and the Nazis come back and start to win the war? Read to find out.
This book is about a kid named Micheal O'Shaunessey who is the son of the Irish ambassador. Like the other boys, Micheal is a part of the Hitler youth but what everyone doesn't know is that they are spies. His family helps give the Allied Forces information about the Nazis through codes and helps downed airmen. One of the boys in Micheal's Hitler youth takes Micheal and shows him blue prints for a Nazi jet plane that could change the war. This jet plane is called Projekt 1065 and Micheal needs to get closer so that he can steal the blue prints and save the Allied Forces in the war. Will Micheal get the blue prints or will the jet plane get built and the Nazis come back and start to win the war? Read to find out.
Review
Review
I gave this book 5 out of 5 stars because the climax and plot was good and the details were good and it describes what some people did in the war to help out the allied army against the Nazis.
I gave this book 5 out of 5 stars because the climax and plot was good and the details were good and it describes what some people did in the war to help out the allied army against the Nazis.
I would recommend this book for 7th and 8th graders
I would recommend this book for 7th and 8th graders
Other Books by Alan Gratz
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