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Max is back with her amazing adventures and breathtaking rhythm, and I'm overjoyed. James Patterson has a natural talent for writing for young readers. His short sentences, few descriptions, and plenty of action make the story engaging. Max, the main character, is a unique and fun personality. Despite being only fourteen, she acts older due to her difficult life and genetic mutations. She has her own problems and existential crises, but always manages to rise up and face her enemies. The chapters are short and sweet, and the story has a great plot with fast-paced action scenes and a touch of science fiction. Although sometimes Max's life seems a bit too easy with the powers and situations that arise, it's important to remember that this is a book for adolescents. The only flaws in the book are the translation, which could be better, and a few spelling mistakes that slipped through the review. Overall, I loved the idea of featuring national blog opinions alongside international newspaper comments. I can't wait for the third volume of the series, and I'm already saving a place for it on my bookshelf. It's a book full of adventure and action that will delight young readers.