Code Orange
By: Caroline B. Cooney
Everything’s fun and games for Mitty
Blake. He’s just a lazy Student who has never really amounted himself to
anything. Everything turns around for him when he has a huge project due in a
couple of weeks. He hasn’t even started working on the project. Failure means
dropping out of advanced biology, and dropping out of the class with the girl
he thinks about all day, every day.
Mitty has to come up with a report
on an infectious disease, and fast. Luckily he finds some medical books from
the early 1900’s in his weekend house in Connecticut. He soon discovers an old envelope
in one of the books. It contains two scabs. He crushes one and accidentally
inhales it. The envelope had the words Varolia
Major written on it, which is Latin for smallpox.
His encounter with the smallpox
turns into a much more dramatic matter. Not just his own life, but the life of
millions of others living in New York City are at stake.. Mitty has to find a
way to prevent it, or he could be the cause of the outbreak of the century.
Nice job, Benji ;)
ReplyDeleteSounds like a great book!! I love how you summed it up!!!:)
ReplyDeletegood job not giving away the ending and using details
ReplyDeleteThat was a pretty good review, lots of detail, your opinion, etc. LOVED IT! (better than Jabari's)
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