by Robert Cormier
This is going to be a very short review because everything about this book is a spoiler. Even the title is a spoiler. Adam is on a mission to bring his father a gift in the hospital, but the only way he can get there is by bicycle. As he peddles through small New England towns, he remembers the ev...
I'm just shocked the way how this book ended. This books is full of craziness just like all books of Robert Cormier. The first book I read of him was After the First Death and it seems like all his characters are completely crazy and insane! In the beginning it seems like we are being submitted to A...
Distressingly low cheese-related content, given the title.I discussed this story with an older coworker and he said, "Okay, so was that published in, what, '78?" Off by just one year, he made his guess based purely on the plot. In other words, this book is slightly dated. I think middle schoolers mi...
I first read this book when I was 13 (I am now 20) and it has always stuck with me despite not always remembering everything that happened. I read it again in February of this year, and I enjoyed it even more than the first reading because I understood it more. This book is mind-blowing. I've never ...
ok so i never actually got to finish it but what i did read was amazing
I Am the Cheese was a strange little mystery. On page one it appears to be the story of a high school age boy leaving home on his bike to visit his father for his birthday. His trip his an ambitious one as he plans to make a seven hour trip from his home in Monument, Massachuttes to Rutterburg , V...
This book blew me away when I was a kid.
I read this in year 9 from what I remember. I'd like to read it again. They made me move around classes at the time and I was disorientated to say the least. I remember enjoying it but I'd like to read it by myself.
I read this in high school and found it completely fascinating. It's disturbing and lingers in your memory. This books makes you think and even at the end you're not sure of what really happened. It's a great book for critical thinking and how you envision your life and space.
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