The World Between Blinks: Rebellion of the Lost Book Review

The World Between Blinks: Rebellion of the Lost is the second book in the World Between Blinks series by Amie Kaufman and Ryan Graudin.

BLURB

After Jake and Marisol’s last adventure in the World Between Blinks, the cousins are safely back where they belong.

Until, suddenly, they’re not.

When they return unexpectedly to the World once more, Jake and Marisol find that nothing is as they left it. The Administrator is on an unstoppable mission, ordering his Curators to catalogue absolutely everyone and everything, as if they’re exhibits in a museum.

With rebels like Amelia Earhart and Queen Nefertiti facing the threat of their hourglasses of memories being flipped, Jake and Marisol, along with Marisol’s big brother, Victor, must locate a mysterious item known as the Rocket. This unknown object is their only chance to defeat the Administrator – before everything that makes the World wonderful is lost, in a whole new way …

REVIEW

It was fantastic returning to the World Between Blinks in this new adventure. Kaufman and Graudin do an amazing job sucking the reader into the story. I also enjoyed the perspective changes of Marisol and Jake and the reports from the curators.

This books has everything a middle grade book needs: adventure, mystery and characters that are relatable. It appeals to all as the duel perspectives highlight the different views of the world everyone has.

I hope this series continues!

5/5 stars

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