Mission Monster Mind Written by Philip Kavvadias. Reviewed by Noah, Age 7

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The pictures helped me visualise some parts of the story

This book was good. I enjoyed the mystery and challenge. The mission was dangerous but Finn and his crew made it to the end. The Junior Agents Finn and his buddy Arty the Microraptor, Tasi and Milo took of to Scotland and got caught up in a mission.

Along the way they met their hacker to technology Ether. They had to solve many tricky problems and find the culprit to who stole the technology. It was their most thrilling mission yet and if they didn’t solve it, it could plunge the world into darkness.

The different fonts were really cool and it gave exaggeration and meaning. The pictures by Euan Cook helped me visualise some parts of the story. It made the book feel like it came alive.

About the Book

Jurassic Park meets Wimpy Kid in the third installment of the lively and action-packed Mission: Microraptor series!

Junior agents Finn, Milo and Tasi are dispatched to Scotland, along with young hacker Ether and Arty the microraptor, to recover stolen technology that could plunge the world into chaos.

It’s their most nail-biting mission yet – even before they wake a monster from the deep . . .

Author

Philip Kavvadias

Philip Kavvadias grew up in Athens, fell in love in Dublin and built a home in Windsor! He writes constantly: stories, screenplays, sketches, poems. As an engineer, he works in sustainability for one of the biggest brands in the world, and, as a Scout leader, he takes kids on real-life adventures.

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Noah, 7

  • Reviews: 10
  • Likes: reading and Lego
  • Dislikes: cauliflower, cabbage and rude people
  • Favourite Book: Tom Gates by Liz Pichon
  • Favourite Band: Walk the Moon
  • Favourite Films: Star Wars

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