Escape Room: The Times Children's Book of the Week

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In Escape room zit ook nog een belangrijke boodschap over het milieu verwerkt, maar dat voelt niet helemaal op zijn plaats in het verhaal. The drama in the elevator definitely got on my nerves a little bit in the first half of the book because of all the characters bickering back and forth. Towards the end of the book we get another massive information dump, so many details about why and how Sara does what she does. This book contains so much despicable, ruthless, nasty, notorious characters, shapeless products from the intercourse Hitler and R.

There are three 'rooms' to be solved with multiple challenges that need to be overcome to provide a means of escape, all based on the popular Unlock!I read it all in one sitting today, and ended up writing a review because I needed to process my thoughts. His name is Oscar, and Ami is rapidly aware he isn’t interested in working together – preferring to ransack, smash and bully his way through anything facing them.

Plus, the way the book is set out means there is no twist or reveal-- it is obvious pretty much immediately what is going on and who is responsible. A mind-blowing novel from award-winning author Christopher Edge, Escape Room is a thrilling adventure that challenges readers to think about what they've done to save the world today.Every reader, of all ages, will benefit from the moral ending and I closed this book feeling far more pensive and melancholy than I thought this seemingly fun children's book could ever make me.