The book Renegade written by Ted Dekker is a very age appropriate book for Middle School. It has
287 pages so it is a sizable chapter book. I was able to read "The Lost Books" series with my little sister
when she was in Middle School. She really was into the whole adventure and fantasy theme. This book is
about a character Billos that turns his back on everything that he was accustomed to. This concept brings the
ability to relate, adolescents may feel as if their world in is conflict. He meets this character that is
mysterious Marsuvees Black and he gives him powers that he learns to deal with. This book takes you mind
to different places and times and I believe this is why it is so appealing to the younger generation. This book
has a lot of good vocabulary and has a very good plot line. Dekker also develops a great setting and the
story moves along very well. The story line is very dark at the beginning and begins to lighten as the story
develops. The other two books were equally as wonderful. I think that this is a great series to read for
pleasure and to develop your reading skills but not to use in your curriculum.
when she was in Middle School. She really was into the whole adventure and fantasy theme. This book is
about a character Billos that turns his back on everything that he was accustomed to. This concept brings the
ability to relate, adolescents may feel as if their world in is conflict. He meets this character that is
mysterious Marsuvees Black and he gives him powers that he learns to deal with. This book takes you mind
to different places and times and I believe this is why it is so appealing to the younger generation. This book
has a lot of good vocabulary and has a very good plot line. Dekker also develops a great setting and the
story moves along very well. The story line is very dark at the beginning and begins to lighten as the story
develops. The other two books were equally as wonderful. I think that this is a great series to read for
pleasure and to develop your reading skills but not to use in your curriculum.
