Blade (Paperback): Blade, Jugando Al Muerto (Paperback)

from TigerLMS

Blade is a teenager completely on his own in the big city. He survives by paying attention to details: he knows when people have left for the weekend and sleeps & showers in their house, he knows where to lift wallets and how to escape, he knows where other teenagers live so he can steal clothes ...

from TigerLMS

Blade is a teenager completely on his own in the big city. He survives by paying attention to details: he knows when people have left for the weekend and sleeps & showers in their house, he knows where to lift wallets and how to escape, he knows where other teenagers live so he can steal clothes ...

from Sarah220

If this book had been longer, I would have DNFed it. And it was going to get two stars until it had an inconclusive and disappointing ending. The first page was intriguing but it went down hill fast. The narrator speaks directly to the reader but makes the reader a character that could potentiall...

from mjspear

Blade: Playing Dead is a fast-paced story of a young man on the run in an English city (presumably London) "Blade" is good with a knife and someone is after him but that's all the reader knows. In the course of the story he is beaten severely by a gang of girls ("trolls"), witnesses a murder-too-...

from xXcr9Xx

Playing Dead is a very intense and interesting book. The author is Tim Bowler. I loved this book, because I love adventure books. As a matter of fact, I love going on adventures myself. I think the theme of the book is living in the streets, trying to survive when there are people who want to kil...