Revealed (7) (The Missing)

This is an awesome ending to an awesome series. This book neatly completes the story that was started several books back. I would have been happy if MPH would have had a few more kids that needed saving. A few times, I thought I knew where she was going to go with this but as usual, MPH, surprised me. MPH is one of my favorite authors and this series is absolutely my favorite series that is perfect for my middle school age students.

I never liked reading as a kid so I really do love reading kids books that I feel I would have enjoyed then but missed out on. There is a lot of actual history in the series and Margaret Peterson Has six makes it all so interesting. I fully plan on reading other books she has written.

This book has me reading non-stop! Haddix managed to surprise me at every turn while never seeming like everything was a complete deux ex machina. I can't wait for the last book in the series. Oh, and on the series as a whole, I just started reading them to my 9 year old son and I've never seen him so engrossed in a story before!

The amazing, and so very complex way that Margaret uses to explain time travel, and though in some ways doesn't make sense as in how it works, still I give her four stars for making it so intriguing. I also can only imagine how it would feel to randomly having twin brother that doesn't even know you, and having to live on explaining who you are and why your his brother, and explaining to Katherine that him and Jordan weren't originally brothers, just before they were kidnapped.

This conclusion of the series really helped tie events in previous books together. Loved the historical connections in each book. This one kept me reading to find out how JOnah would avoid a time crash and several paradoxes. Recommend you read the others in the series first. Great way to attract some reluctant readers.

As a mid level reading teacher, I am very picky about what young adult literature I read. This series is extremely engaging. I have even used it as a read aloud in my classes. The combination if genres is attention getting and keeps the reader engaged and wanting more.

Thia was a really interesting book. Though very confusing, i did learn from it and start to feel a little bit more deeply about the characters. I can't wait for the next one!

Maybe it's not entirely fair for me to review right now considering I just started it tonight, but the book is so addicting that I'm already on page 70. Not surprising considering how equally addicted I was to other books in the series.

a wonderful addition to our library

The last one in the series! So sad. As an adult reading them I was fascinated by the memory and composition of teh author. Going back and forth through time, retaining the information correctly was brilliant. I have ensured school gets copies of the whole series for students to read. Throughly enjoyed them all. Thank you.

Not just for teens.