Zack Files 04: Zap! I'm a Mind Reader

I teach kids with learning problems of one sort or another. They absolutely love the Zack files. I just finished this one with an eight-year-old who ordinarily resists reading, and he not only finished but got angry at me for not getting a new "Zack book" right away!

In this story Zack get to read other person's mind accidentially. And he listen someone plan to kill someone next day. He ask for help to grownups. But they don't hear him. What Zack have to do? This story is a kind of a rapid mistery. You can't think what happens next. This may be one of the best stories in this series. You should enjoy this like me. (I'm not a native English speaker. I'm reading children's books for practicing English.)

"Zap! I'm a Mind Reader," by Dan Greenburg, is #4 in the "Zack Files" series of paranormal tales for young readers. The book is illustrated by Jack E. Davis. The series as a whole follows the adventures of New York City schoolboy Zack. In this installment he gains the ability to read minds after receiving an electrical shock. But when Zack begins to telepathically receive some very frightening messages, he begins to fear that his life is in danger.I found "Zap!" to be darker and scarier than many of the other Zack episodes. The book is enlivened further by the series' characteristic humor. Illustrator Davis does some particularly good character work in this volume. Overall, a suspenseful and enjoyable horror-mystery with a satisfying payoff.

The Zack Files: Zap! I'm A Mind ReaderBy Dan Greenburg I really liked this book because there was a lot of cool stuff happening, like Zack getting electrocuted. After that he could read minds. When he went to the nurse she said in her mind, "What a klutz". That made him feel really angry. Read this book and find out what happens next.

I believe you should read Zack Files. It is excellent. I liked the part where Zack gets zapped by a broken cord.