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Todd Strasser has crafted a book that manages to both educate and for lack of a better word entertain. It's hard to say that something so grim could entertain but suffice it to say that the pacing and format kept me moving steadily through the story. Although there are obviously distinct chapters, at no point did I feel that there was a point when I wanted to stop reading. This is the sort of story that makes you keep reading, hoping that at some point things will turn around for the character.
I don't do spoilers but I will say that I can see why this book is recommended reading in schools. I plan to loan it to my own boys and use it to spur several important discussions. The responsibility of bystanders to act when they see injustice is only one thought provoking topic that Mr. Strasser skillfully raises by the interaction between Garrett and more than one other character.
Buy this book, read it with your kids and then talk about these difficult topics.


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Boot Camp Todd Strasser Books Reviews

Picked this book up for university assignment but would recommend for teens of any age. The incorrect spelling that appears in Garretts writing is odd but I think intentional. Horror story about what can happen books of this nature that seem unlikely but at the same time are entirely plausible are great reads anyone that finds this a good read would recommend cory directories little brother
I gave the book 4 stars because the ending I disliked I felt that garret should explain. how awful his time was at the boot camp to his parents and get the place either shutdown or restrict the abusive beatings.
Awesome
I added this title to my classroom library about three weeks ago; I've had two students check it out and finish it within 2-3 days a piece. Based on their recommendations, I have started a wait list amongst my juniors to read Bootcamp for independent reading. I'm hoping to get my hands on it eventually, maybe over Thanksgiving break. Even though I haven't read it yet, I think the student buzz warrants a 5 star review.
Good book for kids who do not always like to read. Enough tension to hold it together, and teachers could easily plan a lesson around it due to all the research that went into it. A solid book.
Todd Strasser's novel is a riveting account of one teen's experience at a boot camp for troubled teens. Students, even those who do not like to read, will find themselves riveted by this novel. Once they start reading they simply cannot put it down. What is more, it prompts them to seek out other books to read.
Todd has written a fictional piece based upon what really happens at these behaviour modification camps. You can feel the hopelessness of the main character and others in the programme and the sadistic nature of those in charge. It is true that some hardened offenders need some structure, but to send a teen off to one of these places because of nothing other than the child is not what the parents want him/her to be is unthinkable. I have personal experience with this one. I did not like the ending...but it does illustrate what happens and how a person becomes broken.
Todd Strasser has crafted a book that manages to both educate and for lack of a better word entertain. It's hard to say that something so grim could entertain but suffice it to say that the pacing and format kept me moving steadily through the story. Although there are obviously distinct chapters, at no point did I feel that there was a point when I wanted to stop reading. This is the sort of story that makes you keep reading, hoping that at some point things will turn around for the character.
I don't do spoilers but I will say that I can see why this book is recommended reading in schools. I plan to loan it to my own boys and use it to spur several important discussions. The responsibility of bystanders to act when they see injustice is only one thought provoking topic that Mr. Strasser skillfully raises by the interaction between Garrett and more than one other character.
Buy this book, read it with your kids and then talk about these difficult topics.