Michael Vey, Rise
of the Elgen by Richard Paul Evans continues the story of Michael
Vey, Prisoner of Cell 25. He is a kid with unusual abilities
because his genetics were messed with… along with a few other kids
his age. Michael Vey continues his effort to free his mother from
the Elgen.
In so doing, he and
his friends learn more about the Elgen's rise to power and their plan
to 'restructure' the world. Along the way, Michael learns more about
his electric powers, as do the others in the electroclan.
This is an
interesting story. My daughters and I thoroughly enjoy it. The
writing is very easy to read and it is a story in which it is all too
easy to get lost (read: forget chores and just read all day).
Thankfully it's not too long, so it's only one day down, rather than
multiple.
My daughters and I
recommend it to any 10 and older readers. It might be a little too
intense for immature 10 year old and younger children, even if they
are advanced readers.
Have you read
Michael Vey, Rise of the Elgen by Richard Paul Evans? What
did you think about it?
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