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Cassandra Truth: Played with. Cass is a survivalist that always predicts disasters, but they rarely come true. Cassandra, when you want to speak to me, you should say 'Excuse me, Mrs. Johnson.' Then wait until you get my attention." I loved this book, from beginning to end; it has constant suspense and leaves you on cliffhangers at the end of chapters causing quite a few late nights/early mornings because it is very hard to put down once you begin. This book isn’t quite aimed at my age group (young adult) but I still enjoyed the story and plotline.

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Yin, Maryann (April 17, 2012). "Pseudonymous Bosch Lands Deal with Dial Books for Young Readers". GalleyCat/Mediabistro. Archived from the original on May 26, 2012 . Retrieved May 24, 2012. Bosch, Pseudonymous (July 29, 2011). "Don't Read This". Chapter 16 (Interview). Interviewed by Fernanda Moore. Archived from the original on November 20, 2012 . Retrieved May 24, 2012. Cass: Cass, short for Cassandra, is a survivalist. She lives with her mom, as she doesn’t know if her dad is alive or not (or even where he is if he’s alive), and they are always prepared for the worst. She has dedicated her life to a secret society that wants to uncover and protect The Secret. Bosch had long been suspected to be the author Raphael Simon, although Bosch disputed this until he revealed himself as Simon in a May 8, 2016, editorial in The New York Times. [8] Common Sense is the nation's leading nonprofit organization dedicated to improving the lives of all kids and families by providing the trustworthy information, education, and independent voice they need to thrive in the 21st century.Cassandra", given a pseudonym by the narrator, is an eleven-year-old survivalist. One day, at her grandfathers' antique store, the Fire Sale, a real estate agent named Gloria Fortune leaves a box labeled "The Symphony of Smells", which she brings to school the next day. That day, while she investigates a dead rat in her schoolyard, she meets "Max-Ernest", who talks too much, loves jokes, and has divorced parents. Max-Ernest tries out one of his jokes on Cass, who tells him that his joke doesn't make sense, thus fostering a conversation between the two. Cass shows Max-Ernest the Symphony of Smells, and they decode a message for help hidden inside it. Cass and Max-Ernest come to the decision to visit the dead magician's house to find out why he needed help. Now collaborators, Cass and Max-Ernest go to investigate the dead magician's house and find the magician's mysterious journal hidden in his secret study. However, Gloria comes in with a young couple, Ms. Mauvais and Dr. L., looking for a house. It becomes evident that they are looking for the magician's journal. When they are spotted leaving with it, they are forced to flee.

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Summary: When two eleven year old kids; Cassandra, a self-proclaimed survivalist, and Max-Ernest, find a mysterious "Symphony of Smells", they stumble upon the suspicious death of a magician, some evil alchemists, and the existence of the Secret of life. It'sSo, with that long review I hope I convince you to read this book pleaseee :D Give it a try and if you dont like it... well you can blame me...hehe no seriously give this story a try. Reverse Cerebus Syndrome: The first book is very morbid in tone compared to the later books. It dealt with a mysterious death, a brain removal attempt by the villains, and much harsher and less "contemporary" dialogue, while the later books balance out the stakes with quirky, often goofy humor, from both the series' universe and its Lemony Narrator. Shout-Out: The name "Pseudonymous Bosch" shouts out Hieronymus Bosch, a Dutch renaissance painter known for his depictions of Hell.

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Best friends Cass and Max-Ernest have dedicated themselves to a secret society that is determined to uncover and protect The Secret. When a real estate agent for the deceased drops off a mysterious box known as the Symphony of Smells as Cass’ house, the two best friends set off on an investigation to figure out what happened to the magician that owned the box, Pietro Bergamo. Owen is introduced as Cass's personal butler when she is taken to the Midnight Sun. When they first meet, he has a strong stutter and appears to be shy but friendly. However, he is revealed to be a spy for the Terces society who helps Cass and Max-Ernest escape the Midnight Sun with Benjamin Blake. Owen's most notable characteristic is his predilection for disguises, for which he can drastically alter his appearance and speaking voice. Bosch, Pseudonymous (2016-05-04). "Also Known As". The New York Times. ISSN 0362-4331 . Retrieved 2021-08-31. This book mostly takes place at Grandpa Wayne and Grandpa Larry's house, Cass and Ma-Ernest's school, the magician's house, and at The Midnight Sun spa. The author keeps the actual setting of the book secret.The Reveal: The Secret itself, surprisingly, at the end of You Have to Stop This. While it may seem to be just a joke at first "Why did the ibis cross the road? To get to the other side.", it's established that "the other side" is some otherworldly realm that dragons and the dead inhabit. In the final book, Luciano(Dr.L's true name) realizes how much of a villain he had been. To prove to his brother that the Midnight Sun had no sway over him any longer, he stopped drinking the life-extending elixirs. Unfortunately, when he stopped drinking them, he reverted to the age he would have been if he had never consumed the potions within a day. The rapid aging process (from around forty years old to around eighty years old in a day) went so fast that his heart couldn't take it, and so he died.

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Even the side characters or the villains are entertaining as well. The author really did create soem quirky world within this story.Max-Ernest or should we say M-E?. The author says in Write This Book that it also reflects how Max-Ernest tries to be funny, but strikes people off as highly serious. In other words, he is earnest to the max.