A review by rfulleman
Unplugged by Gordon Korman

3.0

Gordon Korman's "Unplugged" was an enjoyable read. It was not of the same high calibur as "Unteachables" or "Restart", but it was an enjoyable read. Korman has a way with young character's dialogues. You quickly feel a connection with them and want to hear what they have to say. In this case, it's the son of a computer company billionaire that's been sent to a camp in the middle of nowhere. The young 'brat' has to learn what it means to be responsible and to put other's feelings above his own. Read "Unplugged" to see if you think the camp is successful or not.