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Personal Response- I really liked the book Solitary by Alexander Gordon Smith, I would give it a four star review. I liked the book because it kept you on the edge of your seat wanting more of the adrenaline rush that Alex and Zee felt down in the depths of furnace where the black suits, weezers, rats, rejects, and the warden roam.
Plot- Down in the under belly of Furnace where all the sick experiments are done on poor innocent boys to become their little weapons, but when their special experiments go wrong they turn to beasts and a disposed of into the furnace or in the guts of furnace where the rats (beasts) roam free and search for their prey. Alex and Zee are put into solitary while Gary was hauled to the infirmary to start his journey

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