Moriarty, Jaclyn. The Year of Secret Assignments. New York: Scholastic, 2004. 339 pages. (Fiction/Suspense / Poem Review)
The Year of Secret Assignments has
Heated arguments, and
Exciting travels.
You never know what will happen when letters become somewhat
Evil.
A plot begins to help a friend, and soon even more
Rivalries form between Ashbury and Brookfield Schools.
On a trail behind school a shocking
False Identity is found.
Secrets will be revealed, and
Everyone will be surprised.
Come into a world of secret missions, false alarms, and some lock picking.
Re enter the world of high school drama.
Enter, you are welcome here.
Treasure your friends and achievements.
And realize…
Some
Secrets shouldn’t be told,
In case someone without
Good intentions could
Never let you forgive yourself.
Maybe you will overcome, but you should
Enable yourself to because
Not all friends are
True
Some are just there, but true friends are better.
This is an AMAZING book! I could not put it down because of all the new twists and turns. I felt I had to know what was happening next. With all of the twists you can never get bored, I would definitely recommend this book to anyone who likes page turners because this is one! If I were a book reviewer I would give it an A+.
By: crazemonke6
