Realistic Fiction
160 pages
Gordon Korman
February 19, 2013
This book is about a girl, Meg, who had been Kidnapped and her brother Aiden is trying to look for her but has not luck yet. The FBI is was hard at work trying to find her in a huge blizzard in Baltimore. The FBI found one of her kidnappers and they arrested him. So they are forcing him to tell them where the girl is and he did. But they didn't find her. I liked this book because it had a lot of action and investigation.

Aiden Falconer and FBI Agent Harris are closing in the people who kidnapped Aiden’s sister, Meg. There’s just one problem, Meg is trying to escape from them on her own, and is never where she’s supposed to be. As tension mounts and the net tightens, only one thing is clear: The kidnappers aren’t going down without a fight. Before, it was Meg who was in trouble. Now both Meg and Aiden are in grave danger. I loved this book it was very touching to see a family reunite again after such a huge tragity.

These books were really good! It had my heart beating fast through every page! :D <3

a really good book

finally! meg gets rescued. this book actually made me cold.

The book kidnapped beware this could happen to you by Gordon Korman. The book kidnapped was a book about a girl who was well you know in the night she was taken to a blizzard. I liked this book because it was funny, and in one of the parts she said that it was funny being in a cave so I thought that was funny on her sarcasm. I would recommend this book to Eric because I think he would enjoy the sarcasm.

These were good but by the end of the third book it was just a bit too much for me. I still think they would be fun for kids who need some action to really get into a book.

The Falconer family's current troubles rival even the days of imprisonment and flight in the case that brought them into the limelight. Meg's escaped from her kidnappers and Aiden's been collared by Agent Harris, but a literal blizzard is about to rip though the family, and it's not certain that all of them will survive.

Meg is all alone in a remote Appalachian mountain range, when temperatures rapidly drop and snow piles up. She manages to send an SOS message, which Aiden recognizes as a method from their dad's detective novel series. Convincing Agent Harris, the two set off into the blizzard to find the young girl, unexpectedly discovering not only the youngest, sympathetic kidnapper who'd helped her escape, but also that he's completely willing to help them.

Meg's trial in the blizzard is a phenomenal effort coupled with the metal acuity born of living the fugitive life. But she feels she can get through anything as long as she's free. That's why it's so crushing to make it through a historic blizzard only to be recaptured while seeking help. And this time the kidnappers are moving their little plan along at a clip, determined to get their payoff.

But that's the thing. What IS their payoff? And who exactly knows what? Agent Harris accompanied by Aiden, the Falconer parents together with the Blog Hog, the by-the-book FBI Agent who's on the case--all strike out on their own in search of a little girl who's running out of time. But everyone's got secrets. And some secrets kill.

Trust has been a big thing in this series. The Falconer family has to deal with trust issues with Agent Harris, who only wants to make amends for all the hurt he caused them. Mr. and Mrs. Falconer put all their trust in the police and FBI, but when investigation stalls and no action is taken, they turn to the Blog Hog and his Internet presence. Aiden has no faith in police efforts, believing that he's his sister's only chance. FBI Agent Sorenson resents Harris's meddling with his official case, but he must decide what to do with a new startling discovery with the clock ticking and no time to follow the manual. Each of these people must confront their deep-seated beliefs and most come away very surprised. One thing, though, has always been a constant for the Falconer kids when they're in trouble: prayer. And despite all the crazy, terrible things that happen, their prayers are answered.

"THIS BOOK WAS ABOUT KIDS WHO WHERE KIDNAPPED FROM THERE PARENTS.MY LEAST FAVORITE PARTS WAS WHEN THE PREATORS THEY TALK TO THE KIDS AND ASK OR SAY YOUR MOM SAYS TO COME GET YOU ONE THEY GRABB YOU AND PUT YOU IN a A CAR OR TRUCK.AND THEY DRIVE OFF TO AN ABANDONED.THE KIDS NEVER RETURN OR IS NEVER FOUND.I RECOMMEND THIS BOOK BECAUSE THIS BOOK HAS A GOOD ENDING AND GREAT ACTION EXPIRIENCE FOR MEG BEING KIDNAPPED BY 2 GUYS THIS BOOK IS THE BEST IVE READ SO FAR. THEIR IS CONNECTION IN THIS BOOK IN THE WORLD PEOPLE HAVE BEEN KIDNAPPING CHILDREN FOR THERE PARENTS MONEY, OR REVENGE.

This book was good at the beginning but, I started getting lost towards the end I really could not relate to this book it was about a sister that got kidnapped and her brother was trying to rescue her and that all I could really tell you about this book, I would recommend this book if you are really good at following along.

This book was very good. I would suggest it to anyone who likes mysteries and suspense. In this book Aiden and Agent Harris are still searching for Meg. While their mom and dad are on there way to save Meg. While in a mine trying to lose the kidnappers a big pile of rubble falls between Meg, Aiden, and their only way out. Will they make it out alive and find their parents in time? You will have to read the book to find out.

great series