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  • I liked the general feel of the story and the search for patterns. However, the clues were unrealistic, based on feelings or psychic intuition rather than logic. The same story with more realistic clues would have made for a fantastic story.

    Also, I didn't like the reader's voices for children ... Continue

    I liked the general feel of the story and the search for patterns. However, the clues were unrealistic, based on feelings or psychic intuition rather than logic. The same story with more realistic clues would have made for a fantastic story.

    Also, I didn't like the reader's voices for children (who were the protagonists).

    

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