Kira Landon Character Analysis

How would you like to have been hypnotized and suddenly start remembering and imagining abnormal incidents and secrets in your mind without having a clue what they’re about? Well, that situation became real to Kira Landon one random night. She started having memories of being carried away from a war zone by her mother after her friends had hypnotized her at a slumber party and soon after, Kira’s mother disappears. She soon learned that there are memories locked in her mind that place her and her mother in grave danger, but those memories are also the only thing that might save them. Margaret Peterson Maddix tells the story of how she reveals the confusing memories her friends uncover. Kira’s mother, Sophia was a definitely a confusing, interesting
She was a brave, fear-loving girl, so she took on the challenge. She began to have memories and questions that no one could find the answers to. From there, her life changed and never returned back to normal. Kira was a fun, fifteen-year-old who believed she moved from California to Ohio with only her mother and never had an unusual life. She never used computers or watched TV because her mother did not believe they were necessary. Until now, Kira knew nothing about her father, but she learned much about him. Alexei, Kira’s father, and Toria, Kira’s mother, was a genius who had built a system to replicate memory on a computer. Now her life, what used to be normal and boring, had turned into something interesting completely abnormal. Escape from Memory has a plot with an abundance of twists and cliffhangers throughout the story. If you prefer books with action and adventure, Escape from Memory is definitely for you. Many complicated information is intertwined in the story and it gets complex at some points, but if you like action, you will like this book. I love reading books with little description and more action and excitement so Escape from Memory hit the