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Loot - Jude Watson.


 "Very fast paced" with "unexpected twists and turns!"

                 
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  Ashvini's Rating:4/5
               Emma's Rating: 3.5/5           
Ashvini:
Loot is an amazing book. When I think of Jude Watson I think of her action-packed books in the 39 Clues series.  I absolutely loved those books. Loot was just as electrifying but better.
I just want to say that this book is very fast paced. One idea doesn't last too long, everything moves along as the numbers on pages go along. I felt that there was never a time when I had to skim through paragraphs to move on to the next idea.
However, I do want to mention that sometimes when I stopped at a chapter ending with more thoughts rather than action, I wasn't exactly in a hurry to pick the book up again. Don’t get me wrong, I didn't find the thoughts boring; I just was more into the operational chapters. The thought parts of the book didn't last long though.
Overall, I really liked the book and would totally recommend this book to anyone who reads the 39 Clues, or anyone who just likes a con artist, thief-style book. 


Emma:
I thought that this book was great. I loved the heists that March, Jules, Izzy and Darius just happen to pull off. It was really clever the way they planned them like the pigeon drop.
The book took unexpected twists and turns. The ending was completely unexpected. For those of you who have not read this book yet I suggest that you do. Trust me even though the chapters are short (one to five pages) almost every chapter leaves you wanting to read more. There were some parts that I found a little dry at times but other than that you should totally give this book a shot.
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Yours Truly,
Ashvini and Emma
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