Book details
Game of Clones (The Clone Chronicles)
Description
New in paperback, "a funny James Bond for the middle school set," Game of Clones mixes Alex Rider and Michael Buckley's NERD series in the third installment in the hilarious middle-grade adventure series The Clone Chronicles. Fisher Bas was able to track down his gone-Hollywood Clone--Two--but only with the help of Amanda Cantrell. Now "Three" and Dr. X remain on the loose. If Fisher is going to stop his secret from coming out, he'll have to figure out a cover for his brother clone and keep Three from helping Dr. X take over the world. That proves much harder as Fisher is no longer able to keep Two a secret and crazy things start happening at Wompalog Middle School. Turns out Three has come to Palo Alto bent on eliminating Fisher and Two. The boys will have to pull together their friends and an unlikely ally to stop Three and his clone army. The future of Fisher and Two's hometown depends on it. Also available in hardcover (ISBN: 9781606842348) and e-book (ISBN: 9781606844724) formats.
Age
8-12
Text complexity
proficient
Length
256 pages
Book in series
#3
Why to read
- Engaging Sci-Fi Adventure: 'Game of Clones' offers a thrilling science fiction adventure that captivates readers with its imaginative plot and the exploration of cloning technology, making it an exciting read for young readers interested in futuristic themes.
- Humor and Relatability: M.E. Castle infuses the story with humor and relatable situations despite the sci-fi setting, making it easy for readers to connect with the characters and their experiences, particularly the challenges of middle school life.
- Themes of Identity and Self-Discovery: The book delves into important themes such as identity, individuality, and self-discovery, as the protagonist encounters his clone and faces questions about what makes him unique, providing valuable insights for readers about embracing one's own uniqueness.
- Series Continuation: As part of 'The Clone Chronicles' series, 'Game of Clones' allows readers to continue following the adventures of Fisher Bas and his clone, providing a sense of continuity and development that can be satisfying for those who enjoy following characters over multiple books.