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The Roar Book Report
Thee Book Report
By:Jacob Richard
Date:10/6/2014
The title of the book is
The Roar.
The author of the book is Emma Clayton. It’s a Fantasy,Science Fiction,
Thriller,and Young-Adult fiction.
The Roar was nominated for the Carnegie and the Yorkshire Coast
Award in two thousand and ten. It was also in
Texas
Library Association's Lone Star Reading List in two thousand and ten , and also USBBY Outstanding
International Books Honor List, U.S.B.B.Y stands for
United States Board on Books for
Young
People.
The characters are Ellie, Mika, Ellen Green ,his parents,Tom ,Mal Gorman,Ruben ,Audrey,Kobi ,and Leo.
Mika and Leo live behind a wall in the future that keep them safe from the animal plague. Ellie gets captured by
Mal Gorman. Everyone thinks she is dead but Mika he thinks she is still dead.They think he is crazy. So they hire a counselor named Ellen Green. One day at school they are suppose to drink a Fit Mix as it is called it is to make them bigger and stronger. They are the Youth
Development Program. Mal Gorman is in charge. They also have a new game called pod fighter, where you are in a pod shooting down aliens, during that time there is game and the higher the level you then will go on the next level. Mika is a good driver, but then is looking for shooter and he finds and asks Audrey she does agree to it so the compete in the game.They win and

compete.Then they go to the second level and in also. In the third level or competition Mika wins them a apartment in the Golden Turrets where the rich people live. He also gets hurt shot in the leg with the a harpoon gun and so his parents want him to stop and go home which is the conflict he also is in a lot of pain and needs to recovery while Ellie is stuck with Mel Gorman imprisoned, and wants to see Mika. Also Ellen Greene stops seeing him and Mika wants to know but can’t find out. The Resolution is when Mika wins the game and Ellie is united with him. They also discover that Mel Gorman is making a army of

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