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Tony Williams _ony_illiams — ** spoiler alert ** The Mysterious Benedict Society is a society that consists of the smartest children: Reynie, Stickie, Constance and Kate. They are part of Mr. Benedict's secret society that stops his twin brother from creating trouble in the world. In previous books, Mr. Benedict's brother, Mr. Leodroptha Curtain, created a horrible machine called, "The Whisperer." It brainwashes you and makes you forget your memories. When you forget those memories, Mr. Curtain takes advantage of you and turns you bad. The point of this society is so that they can stop Mr. Curtain from using it. Fortunately this machine is under Mr. Benedict's hand. Unfortunately, his brother and his men, The Executives, are trying to take it away from horrible uses. In this book, the adventure begins when Constance runs away from home. At that same time, there's a horrible blackout in the whole city. The children are left at home when the adults go look for Constance. The Executives go to the house and take The Whisperer. The men leave a clue behind accidentally, causing them to go find and stop the evil men. In the end, the kids find Constance, but they get caught by The Executives. Constance realizes that she can see and send visions to/from people. She sends a vision to Mr. Benedict telling him where they are and he sends one back saying help is on the way. At the end, the children are saved and The Whisperer is back in Mr. Benedict's hands. I LOVE this series. There are so many riddles in this book that will get you thinking. I haven't solved any of them on my own without looking forward. These books are more of books for the teenage age. Younger kids probably won't get it. If you are younger than me and you get it, I applaud you. I love Milligan. He always seems like he can win a fight without using much violence. He is definitely smart and very very strategic. He risked his life for his kid. He is a father that I would totally want in my life. (JK, I love you dad!)

Daniel Barajas scoby415 — an enjoyable book of poetry, the reason for only three stars has more to do with my deficiency in reading poetry and being able to get the most out of the book, than with the actual content itself.

Mostafa Moghazy accmoghazy898b — I think this is the eighth Vonnegut book I've read and it's probably my least favorite. Far more straightforward than other Vonnegut novels, its messages were few in number and lacked any real nuance.