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orndal 's review for:
Code of Honor
by Alan Gratz
Didn't love the book, didn't hate the book. And that is probably the worst critisism you can give a book.
So Kamaran (probably spelt it wrong) finds out that his Brother has been responsible for a terrorist attack on american property in Turkey the night of the senior prom. And it highkey sucks. Mostly because everyone seems to treat him differently, like they're expecting him to go Jihad on the entire school. And apparantly the DHS thinks so too, because they kidnap him and his parents from his home and interrogate them for months.
But through all of this, Kamaran is convinced that his Brother has been framed. Captured by Al-quida, forced to say horrible Things. Mostly because his Al-Quida speeches have some rather odd References to persian legends that never even happened - persian legends he and Kamaran made up as children.
The book is well-written - obviously for a younger audience than myself. Short Chapters, quick pace. With twists and turns that make you root for Kamaran, you really do. But it's not going to get the nobel prize for litterature any time soon. (still this isn't the last book i will be Reading by Alan Gratz.)
So Kamaran (probably spelt it wrong) finds out that his Brother has been responsible for a terrorist attack on american property in Turkey the night of the senior prom. And it highkey sucks. Mostly because everyone seems to treat him differently, like they're expecting him to go Jihad on the entire school. And apparantly the DHS thinks so too, because they kidnap him and his parents from his home and interrogate them for months.
But through all of this, Kamaran is convinced that his Brother has been framed. Captured by Al-quida, forced to say horrible Things. Mostly because his Al-Quida speeches have some rather odd References to persian legends that never even happened - persian legends he and Kamaran made up as children.
The book is well-written - obviously for a younger audience than myself. Short Chapters, quick pace. With twists and turns that make you root for Kamaran, you really do. But it's not going to get the nobel prize for litterature any time soon. (still this isn't the last book i will be Reading by Alan Gratz.)