This was made for the Literary Critic studio (the link is below). Comment your opinions! Sample questions: Was it interesting? Worth reading? What age group would enjoy it? What genre is it? etc.
Join the Literary Critics! https://scratch.mit.edu/studios/4536623/ Gregor the Overlander by Suzanne Collins My opinion: Gregor the Overlander is a fantasy about a normal boy who, one day, discovers a secret tunnel to the dark Underland, inhabited by large animals and insects of the night who coexist uneasily with humans. Eventually, Gregor agrees to be involved in their wars and embarks on a mission that will change both him and the Underland forever. One of Suzanne Collins' lesser-known series, but in my opinion, even better than The Hunger Games :) It's just so meaningful, original, and teaches many important lessons. If age was based on experience, I'd say that the main characters, Gregor would be 70 years old by the end of the series :) Also, it made me feel empathy for roaches and rats. Although this is a children's book, it's bittersweet at the end and delves into "adult" themes (such as war and death). For people around 12 years old
