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I am the Cheese Puffin Teenage Fiction Robert Cormier Books

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I am the Cheese Puffin Teenage Fiction Robert Cormier Books

I read this book in the 7th grade and loved it. It's a unique story that just when you think you understand it the ending throws you for a loop. I bought this for my 15 year old son when I heard that certain books have never been in his curriculum and her loves to read. My son enjoyed it as much as I did and I think it is a good read for anyone but certainly pre-teens and teens who have good reading comprehension.


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I am the Cheese Puffin Teenage Fiction Robert Cormier Books Reviews

I am the cheese is a great book full of suspense. Great suspense. It keeps you on your toes,waiting,and while you wait you guess to what really happened to him. Or better yet,what's going to happen next.
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No spoilers but there is a conspiracy. You will turn the pages to find out what really happened. Subtle suspense builds.
Adam Farmer doesn't know who he is. His family life is a blur, loved ones are hazy recollections, and some days he can't even recall his own name. Yet, somewhere in the "blanks" of his past he senses a threatening mystery. I Am the Cheese by Robert Cormier (Dell, 1977) is a gripping account of a young man's search for self amidst unstable circumstances and untrustworthy alliances. Adam's tale takes the reader on an adventure spanning far beyond small town norms, encompassing conspiracies, double identities, fledgling government agencies, and corruption. Cormier's blend of interview sessions in tandem with Adam's first-hand recollections of his past and present allows the reader to untangle the layers of this mystery as the details make themselves known to Adam. In the midst of all this external drama, Cormier never forgets that Adam is still a teenager, grappling with the same issues as most teens. It is this factor that will surely keep young readers mesmerized. From Adam's touching memories of his first love, Amy Hertz, to the disillusionment he feels from mistrust of his parents, this thriller knocks the confusion and angst of teenage-dom with uncommon precision.
I first read this book a few years ago as a summer reading assignment, and I read it in two days. It was such an awesome read that I bought it! The reader has to dig deep and read between the lines with every passage in the story and reading it a second time is worth it. To me, the climax of the story was a sudden, total shock and I found myself holding back tears as I continued. Loved this book, would read for the 5th time!
This is a book that I read in my 7th grade English class, and I come back to it every time one of my homeschooled children are going into the 6th or 7th grade. I personally have read it 3 extra times. A very good read!
Although a bit confusing read for an 11 year old due to ending, this book kept my son's attention throughout.
I read this book in the 7th grade and loved it. It's a unique story that just when you think you understand it the ending throws you for a loop. I bought this for my 15 year old son when I heard that certain books have never been in his curriculum and her loves to read. My son enjoyed it as much as I did and I think it is a good read for anyone but certainly pre-teens and teens who have good reading comprehension.