Book details
Case File 13 #3: Evil Twins
Description
With thrills, chills, and laughs on every page, this gruesomely funny book will leave you seeing double! In this third book in the acclaimed middle grade series that is "sure to please young readers looking for a thrill" (Kirkus Reviews, starred review), three monster-obsessed friends accidentally unleash an army of evil twins onto their hometown.Nick, Carter, and Angelo have defeated the Zombie King, taken down a mad scientist, and, toughest of all, even learned to cooperate with their monster-loving girl rivals. But when the three friends head on a camping trip with Nick's parents, a fateful hike in the woods leads the boys to a creature that can change its shape at will and even mimic the boys' voices. Carter sneaks the little guy into his backpack and takes him home, and so the trouble begins. And in this frighteningly funny adventure, trouble always comes in twos. . . .With the same "mix of creepy chills and laugh-out-loud humor" that made bestselling author James Dashner call Zombie Kid "the perfect book," this third book in the Case File 13 series will leave you rolling in your tomb.
Age
8-12
Text complexity
intermediate
Length
288 pages
Book in series
#3
Why to read
- Engaging Mystery: 'Case File 13 #3: Evil Twins' offers a captivating and suspenseful mystery that keeps readers guessing. The plot is filled with twists and turns that make it hard to put the book down, ensuring a thrilling reading experience.
- Humor and Horror Blend: Author J. Scott Savage skillfully combines elements of humor with mild horror, creating a unique tone that is both entertaining and spine-tingling. This balance makes the book suitable for a wide age range, including middle-grade readers who enjoy a good scare without it being too intense.
- Character Development: The book continues to develop the friendship and dynamics between the main characters, Nick, Carter, and Angelo. Readers who have followed the series will enjoy seeing how the characters grow and handle the challenges posed by the evil twins, deepening their investment in the series.
- Creative World-Building: Savage's imaginative storytelling brings to life a world where the supernatural coexists with the everyday. The detailed setting and the inventive supernatural elements make 'Case File 13 #3: Evil Twins' an immersive read for those who love fantasy and adventure.