Framed!

This book named Framed (Traces), is a wounderful book. It is about a kid name Luke, who is a forensic invesigator. He passes all of his tests. One day a boy name Crispin , but his nickname is Crispy. He gets killed with a bow and arrow, when he was leaving his quaters. So now Luke has to investigate, on how Crispy dies. Ever since I got this book, I started to like it, and I am not much of a reader. And if you are a person who likes a book that has challenging words, well this book is for you. The first day I got this book, I got to the 4th chapter. If you ever see this book on the shelf pick it up.

This book named Framed (Traces), is a wounderful book. It is about a kid name Luke, who is a forensic invesigator. He passes all of his tests. One day a boy name Crispin , bu his nickname is Crispy. He gets killed with a bow and arrow, when he was leaving his quaters, he got stabed. So now Luk has to investigate, on how Crispy dies. Ever since Igot his book, I started to like it, and I am not much of a reader. And if you are a person who likes a book that has challenging words, well this book is for you. The first day I got this book, I got to the 4th chapter. If you ever see this book on the shelf pick it up.

I have to say this is one of my favorite books. Framed is a fictional story about a 16-year-old forensic investigator, the youngest in his time. This book combines the normal adventure storyline with forensic sparks. I personally enjoy the combination of the two fields. Malcolm's book will keep you guessing the whole time. He leads you along an exciting tale, not letting you know who did it until the very end. I ended up trying to skip classes to read this book. I hope he comes out with many more stories. I would recommend this book to any of you who love mysteries with some journey. If you like problems you should adore this book.

In a futuristic Britain, Luke Harding is the youngest Forensic Investigator ever. On the day he is certified, Luke is assigned to a case that is too close to home. A student at the school he attends is murdered with an arrow, and the only fingerprints on the arrow are Luke's! With his robotic sidekick, Malc, Luke is equipped with everything he needs to deal with a world where people are `paired', cats and dogs are all but extinct, and people with white skin are jeered and teased. Luke must prove himself innocent of the series of murders that all point to him. I enjoyed the book. Malcom Rose is clearly qualified to write the book, as he is a forensic teacher. The scientific facts are laced masterfully with an entertaining story. The only thing that the story lacks is character emotions. Though the development is fine, and we know exactly the disposition of each character, the feelings of the character leave a bit to be desired. All in all, the book is very good and certainly worth reading. Reviewed by a student reviewer for Flamingnet Book Reviews www.flamingnet.com Preteen, teen, and young adult book reviews and recommendations