Heehee. This graphic novel is more my speed. It's not dark and the females don't like strippers. Jenna and Lucas are misfits--even their parents don't want them. So when a mysterious man selects them for Camp Fielding, the parents graciously let them go. But camp is strange. The food is horrible. The learning is advanced--both physical and mental. Jenna and Lucas find a separate building in the woods where kids/birds live and they must find out the mystery. Oh no, the aliens want to have baby birds in our brains! lol. I LOVED the plot! The two tweens must save the world (and the camp) from the birds, and luckily the tweens are magically smart enough to do so. Very cute book! And a bit gross, too.
Wednesday, November 24, 2010
Brain Camp by Susan Kim, Laurence Klavan, and Faith Erin Hicks
Heehee. This graphic novel is more my speed. It's not dark and the females don't like strippers. Jenna and Lucas are misfits--even their parents don't want them. So when a mysterious man selects them for Camp Fielding, the parents graciously let them go. But camp is strange. The food is horrible. The learning is advanced--both physical and mental. Jenna and Lucas find a separate building in the woods where kids/birds live and they must find out the mystery. Oh no, the aliens want to have baby birds in our brains! lol. I LOVED the plot! The two tweens must save the world (and the camp) from the birds, and luckily the tweens are magically smart enough to do so. Very cute book! And a bit gross, too.
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