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I thoroughly enjoyed Evil Genius, so I was really looking forward to reading the second book, Genius Squad. In this book, Cadel is a kid without a country. The Australian government doesn't know what to do with him. Therefore he is sent to foster care. He moves in with a family who fosters children, and has to put up with a live-in bully. When he's offered the chance to move to a better facility where his special needs best friend, Sonja, can also live, he jumps at the chance. But was it a smart move? Once again Cadel is compelled to guard against the sinister Prosper English who claims to be his biological father. When will Cadel ever find a real family, someone he can trust? Maybe that question will be answered in the third book. I hope!


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Genius Squad Catherine Jinks Books Reviews

i was very happy with this second book.it was every thing i hope it to be and more. i just can't wait until the next book.

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This sequel was a fun easy read. It wasn't quite as good as the first one, which I loved. It was neat getting to know more characters and seeing where it all goes.
I enjoyed this book, but unfortunately it lacked what was most interesting about the first book--the bad guys. I got tired of constantly being told how good Cadel was, and how perfect his girlfriend was, and frankly, all the details of the project he was working on in the story bored me out of my skull.

Nonetheless, as a whole the book is still a decent read, and I honestly didn't predict a couple of the twists towards the end.
I love young adult literature, and this series is right up my alley. It's fast paced and very smart. Cadel is a little monster with a cute face...LOVE IT!
okay this book is just phemomimal. The lamguage is eas to umderstand and comprehemd. Jinks has skill whem it comes to telling stories. You will be getting papercuts from turning the page (or you may break the page turm buttom on your ). The story is fast paced and intense (I was at some times yeling at my «No Cadel! You...» [don't wanna spoil the book]). Just buy this book. Its a great read, perfect for people who like a computery narrative full of--- well...you will see.
I enjoyed Evil Genius, largely because of the sense that I couldn't quite figure out where Cadgel's morals would take him. Having more or less settled who he is by the end of the first book, the second one didn't have that same tension, and thus didn't quite captivate as much. Still, a good follow-up, and I can recommend it (but only after you've read the first book). (It's labeled for young adult, and I guess that's right, but I'm a bit older that that category and still liked it!)
This series started out awesome. I LOVED the first book. It was immensely smart AND entertaining and crazy and super imaginative. But each subsequent book has gotten less smart, slower paced, less fun, and more...typical. Each subsequent book has lost more and more of the spark that made the first book so much fun. I've been reading this book for a few months now and find it more of a chore to read than "fun."
I thoroughly enjoyed Evil Genius, so I was really looking forward to reading the second book, Genius Squad. In this book, Cadel is a kid without a country. The Australian government doesn't know what to do with him. Therefore he is sent to foster care. He moves in with a family who fosters children, and has to put up with a live-in bully. When he's offered the chance to move to a better facility where his special needs best friend, Sonja, can also live, he jumps at the chance. But was it a smart move? Once again Cadel is compelled to guard against the sinister Prosper English who claims to be his biological father. When will Cadel ever find a real family, someone he can trust? Maybe that question will be answered in the third book. I hope!