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Among the Impostors
- Narrated by: John Kroft
- Series: Shadow Children, Book 2
- Length: 4 hrs and 11 mins
- Unabridged Audiobook
- Categories: Children's Audiobooks, Literature & Fiction
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- Caroline Rawlins
- 19-01-21
Meh. Can't say I recommend it.
Significantly worse than the first book. Takes forever for anything interesting to actually happen. Then when it does it is the most illogical explanation to it all. Too distracted trying to make sense of the stretch of a plot to enjoy the progression.
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- Bri
- 06-04-22
Great for all readers
This book is intended for YA but it's a good story with adult narratives. We've all been someplace new and had to be brave and find our way, adapt. The narrator in this book is much better than in the first book too.
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- LLPRESCHOOL
- 11-01-22
not my favorite in the series
I absolutely loved the first book this one was a bit of a letdown it ended kind of abruptly and was not as rich as the first book
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- Mom of 2 and 4 leg kids
- 30-06-21
Incredible! Yes! Buy This! Worthy of your credits!
This series has been a gem of a find for my 10yo and I! Highly recommended.
The narrator is great. There's suspense but also sweet naivety that makes the main character so relatable for my kid. After the last few years, this rated PG dystopian novel is close enough to possible, that it really pulls you in, and keeps you imagining "what if?" scenarios, even after the story is over. I'm impatient to begin the next story, but also don't want to hasten the end of the series.
Am I allowed to say that this would also make a really awesome limited series? (Netflix, are you listening?😉)
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- Diana
- 26-04-21
Just want to keep reading
Though it ends on a good note, if you know there is more to the series, you will just want to put the book up and never down. The story is great and there are a lot of things unexpected about this school. I want to know what will happens next so I will definitely be getting the next one in the series. I highly recommend this book for people that are a bit... antisocial, introverted, anxietis? Just overall people that understand what is like to feel trapped.
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- Nate
- 09-02-21
just a stretch
this whole book could easily be described in under one chapter. only around 2 weeks worth of time passes in this story and very very little actually happens. most is just super descriptive s*** you do not need to know. like the color of some of the kids hairs in their attitudes which does not have anything to do with the book. just a bunch of filler trying to stretch out a short story. the first one at least had some thrills and s***. this one has about 5 minutes of excitement definitely a waste of money
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- Tony
- 28-10-20
Libertarian Children's book
Even as an adult i enjoyed these books. if you don't like the government you'll like this.
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- kyle grenell
- 10-07-20
great book
it is a great series you will enjoy listening to it I got sucked right in
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- james martin
- 29-03-20
great book, always interested, great twists
the book always had me interested, great plot and character development, always had me on the edge of my seat with the intriguing twists
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- deangelo
- 26-03-20
I love this series
the Shadow children series by Margaret Peterson Haddix is one of my absolute favorites having read the series being able to listen to it is a blessing. You become personally attached to Luke. Watching him find himself and become somewhat more educated about what's going on around him. The series is such a great explanation and example a fighting Injustice.