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As ever so often, my colleague (a fan of Sachar herself) made me have a closer look at this for our English section at the shop. And as always, when new books for this section arrive, I had an even closer look and read a few pages to see whether it could be of private interest. And then I bought it. It was even better than at first glance. The book very cleverly introduces the (young) reader to topics such as genetic manipulation, its dangers and its aims in the form of a story told from the point of view of likewise male and female "peers" so that there should not be much of a problem with finding identification figures here. There is a big corporation with a laboratory deep inside a wood, grown-ups not listening, teenagers saving the day - and, of course, the Fuzzy Mud... Personally, I very much sympathized with Tamaya, the female main character, because (to be honest) I was rather like her in many respects at that age. She, a "goodie two-shoes", is teamed with Marshall and Chad, the last the Nemesis of the first, more by chance than choice to (accidentally) bring to light a scandal. The storyline of the teenagers is supplemented by excerpts from court files from which the reader learns about the details the three can't possibly uncover and thus gains a more complete picture. The bottom line of the whole book might be: "To mean well can be worse than to do well."
Beschreibung
Beiträge
As ever so often, my colleague (a fan of Sachar herself) made me have a closer look at this for our English section at the shop. And as always, when new books for this section arrive, I had an even closer look and read a few pages to see whether it could be of private interest. And then I bought it. It was even better than at first glance. The book very cleverly introduces the (young) reader to topics such as genetic manipulation, its dangers and its aims in the form of a story told from the point of view of likewise male and female "peers" so that there should not be much of a problem with finding identification figures here. There is a big corporation with a laboratory deep inside a wood, grown-ups not listening, teenagers saving the day - and, of course, the Fuzzy Mud... Personally, I very much sympathized with Tamaya, the female main character, because (to be honest) I was rather like her in many respects at that age. She, a "goodie two-shoes", is teamed with Marshall and Chad, the last the Nemesis of the first, more by chance than choice to (accidentally) bring to light a scandal. The storyline of the teenagers is supplemented by excerpts from court files from which the reader learns about the details the three can't possibly uncover and thus gains a more complete picture. The bottom line of the whole book might be: "To mean well can be worse than to do well."