Clearly a middle grade book destined for children to start enjoying thrillers and mistery. Well written and developed story, captivating characters and good storyline.

I hate saying this about books, but I just didn't enjoy this book. I'm tempted to give it 2 stars because I just didn't understand it and I couldn't follow it. But it wasn't badly written. And I don't like giving books low ratings just because it might not have been the right book for me (and I am a firm believer that you need to find the type of book that you like/want to read and read that - not force yourself to read books that you think you're supposed to like or read).

Anyways, Peter was living in The Dream Factory after his parents had been taken and I never really understood if Peter was dreaming or if he was awake and how the others came to be and what was happening to them in their "real" lives and how it all fit together.

Like I said, it just may not have been the book for me and I hope that it is okay and at least I didn't fall behind because I almost abandoned it (which I almost did).

Maybe someone else can help me understand this book better. I'm not so sure though.

Even though this book is well written it just isn't my cup of tea.

The characters were easy to understand and the narrative was relatable.