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All member reviews for I Am a Genius of Unspeakable Evil and I Want to Be Your Class President

uhya
teen, 13 years old
 
so funny mixed with mild language

everest108
teen, 13 years old
 
super funny
funny book, quick read.

Texx
teen, 15 years old
 
probably a tweens book any older than 14 should probably be reading something a little bit mor mature
Its an okay book but not a noticeable favorite.

Zenon Dextra
kid, 13 years old
 
It is a great book, can't figure out how it ends, though
Liked it. I read it when i was 11 and for some reason,even though i read the end =ing, i have no idea what happens. I have tried reading it over again, but for some reason, my head doesn't register what I'm reading.

Zach314159
teen, 14 years old
 
NOTE:
Borrow it. Do not buy it. I read it in two days.

tetones
kid, 11 years old
 
It is a really great book about a boy with a cover.

parents
adult
 
Not worth anyone's time when there are so many great books on the shelves!
Story about an awful child without a moral conscience. Our entire family was listening to this book on tape and after listening to more than 2/3's everyone from the 13 year old to the 9 year, felt compelled to turn it off. Evil is really not attractive.

BrainChild101
teen, 14 years old
 
Laughable, Teen-Oriented Fun!
A great book for tweens and teens with very crude tween-oriented humor. Mild language, but nothing too bad. Not good role models, but a great (and fun) read. Pictures are hilarious! The third richest man on earth is... a twelve year old boy! He is a genius who humors himsef by acting flat out stupid. He hires a man to be his cover, and has his own empire. He can get anything he wants... but how about a school election?

Mrs. Larson
educator and parent of 11 , 12 , 13 , 14 , and 15 year old
 
I think boys of this age will find it quite humorous. It reminds me of a non-fantasy Artemis Fowl. The ending was a bit disappointing in how blunt it was. Wish the language wasn't there. There are better out there, but there are also worse if you're trying to engage a reluctant reader.

avidcritc
teen, 17 years old
 
not believable enough
I have no problem reading books geared to ten year olds, but I found that the huge suspension of disbelief required for this one distracted me from the story. The fact that Oliver is a billionaire is barely explained, and not at all convincingly. Artemis Fowl comes to mind as an example of the opposite end of the spectrum. Eoin Colfer pulled off the twelve-year-old-millionaire-genius thing very well. Josh Lieb, not so much.