I went with my entire family to see this movie and wasn't sure what to expect. I thought it would be like a mix of Mission Impossible and the Jason Bourne movies, which is exactly what it was. I found it very typical Tom Cruise movie, him being this mysterious guy influenced with the law. I thought that some of the scenes in it were very cheesy, especially when he chose to beat up the guy even though he had a gun with him. I would recommend it to action lovers only because unlike most action movies there was no romance or comedy.

I really am enjoying this series, though i think the books are far too short. In this the main characters are the twins that went missing in the first book and Professor Gargoyle isn't even in it. It revolves around a student council election where Robert has to try and win in order for their school to be saved. You learn more about the different dimensions and that more of the faculty in the school take part in it. You learn about the twins and why they came back different. Over all it is a really good book, one whose last twist will make you beg to read the next book; Teacher's Pest!

I really am enjoying this series, though i think the books are far too short. In this the main characters are the twins that went missing in the first book and Professor Gargoyle isn't even in it. It revolves around a student council election where Robert has to try and win in order for their school to be saved. You learn more about the different dimensions and that more of the faculty in the school take part in it. You learn about the twins and why they came back different. Over all it is a really good book, one whose last twist will make you beg to read the next book; Teacher's Pest!

My sister recommended this book to me and even though i had my doubts i found myself hooked onto every page. Unlike the other books in the series this is more revolved around Valentines Day then a crime. It shows you lots of great poems, and ways you can write your own. I would recommend this book to poetry lovers, fans of the series, and mainly girls who are in 5th-8th grade. The book has many twists and turns from writing on the bathroom wall, to mysterious Valentine's Day candy showing up.

My sister recommended this book to me and even though i had my doubts i found myself hooked onto every page. Unlike a the other books in the series this is more revolved around Valentines Day then a crime. It shows you lots of great poems, and ways you can write your own. I would recommend this book to poetry lovers, fans of the series, and mainly girls who are in 5th-8th grade. The book has many twists and turns from writing on the bathroom wall, to mysterious Valentine's Day candy showing up.

I really am enjoying this series, though i think the books are far too short. In this the main characters are the twins that went missing in the first book and Professor Gargoyle isn't even in it. It revolves around a student council election where Robert has to try and win in order for their school to be saved. You learn more about the different dimensions and that more of the faculty in the school take part in it. You learn about the twins and why they came back different. Over all it is a really good book, one whose last twist will make you beg to read the next book; Teacher's Pest!

My sister recommended this book to me and even though i had my doubts i found myself hooked onto every page. Unlike the other books in the series this is more revolved around Valentines Day then a crime. It shows you lots of great poems, and ways you can write your own. I would recommend this book to poetry lovers, fans of the series, and mainly girls who are in 5th-8th grade. The book has many twists and turns from writing on the bathroom wall, to mysterious Valentine's Day candy showing up.

My sister recommended this book to me and even though i had my doubts i found my self hooked onto every page. Unlike the other books in the series this is more revolved around Valentines Day then a crime. It shows you lots of great poems, and ways you can write your own. I would recommend this book to poetry lovers, fans of the series, and mainly girls who are in 5th-8th grade. The book has many twists and turns from writing on the bathroom wall, to mysterious Valentine's Day candy showing up.