Rust, Ned Patrick Griffin’s Last Breakfast on Earth, 397
pages. Roaring Book Press, 2016. $16.99. Language: PG (2 swears); Mature
Content: G; Violence: PG;
Earth is not safe as long as Rex Abraham is on it. He
has invented a virus that kills everybody over the age of 3 and has tested it
out on the world called Ith. Patrick Griffin has just woken up in this other
world and has been told he is to save the people of earth and Ith. But he
thinks he is dreaming. It has to be a dream because he is only 12. How is a
twelve-year-old going to save the world? Well, according to a real griffin that
he meets on Ith, Patrick needs to figure out if it is all a dream or if he
really can help the people of Ith and earth by stopping Rex’s evil plan.
This
book really was not all that great. It was pretty boring until it got to the
end when I felt like I finally actually wanted to read more. It was also
confusing trying to keep all of the new vocabulary straight since it was set on
another world. Even though I did not like this book, I think there is a teenage
boy out there who would like to read it and think it is cool.
MS - OPTIONAL.
Reviewed by Candice Woolley.
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