hink that you should know that before you go wasting your time waiting for somebody to get cut shot or drown. I have to admit that lots of normal people die, they have to. But I am complaining that the main starting characters are the mains ending characters. This book has a good pace, something is always happening and they don't waste time with people just talking. It is always exciting because in ever world you never know when something is going to happen and in this book something is always happening. The plot can be summed up in a few words because it is a really short simple plot. Good vs. evil, evil wins then it's good vs. evil again and good shines through. The fights are short and they are not very detailed at all compared to some of the books I have read. The climax is an exciting one, it has a lot of preparation and when it finally comes it was well worth the chapters that led up to it. The conflicts are man vs. man for 65% of the time and for 25% of the time it is man vs. the supernatural. For the last 10% it is man vs. himself, Christopher is always having internal conflicts that trouble him to no end. Sleep and awake real world then ever world, I can see how it would get frustrating. The author, K.A. Applegate did pretty good writing this book, she wrote like teens talk. She referred to things that actually happen in the ordinary school day and she made a very good job of making this book an easy to understand read. At least I think it's a she it doesn't say. The description of the people in this story were done fairly well, people that were important got more detail than others and that was all good, but K.A. assumed that somebody would not be important but to me. They were so some characters that could have used a bit more development didn't get it because they didn't play a huge part in the story. The vocabulary was good, it was written how teens would talk so it was easy to understand. This book had few...
