Good mystery and nothing scary ( )

The plot was full of suspense and mystery and held the readers attention until the very end. It was engaging for the reader had to keep reading in order to find out who fired the rockets at the President of the United States. There was a good introduction but the conflict and mystery began shortly into the book which captured the reader's attention. The mystery slowly unraveled but was not resolved until the second to last chapter. This book was a fine example of realistic fiction. It was a story set in present day and had believable characters. The conflicts they encountered were a bit far fetched for most readers but the way characters reacted to these conflicts were realistic. I also took place in Washington D.C. which makes it much more realistic.
Art media: pencil sketches
Appropriate Age: Intermediate ( )