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Escape from Memory

Margaret Peterson Haddix

Paperback | Pages: 288 pages

Rating: 3.82 | 3294 Users | 224 Reviews

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Original Title:	Escape from Memory
ISBN:	1416903380 (ISBN13: 9781416903383)
Edition Language:	English
Characters:	Kira (Escape from Memory), Sophia (Escape from Memory), Lynne Robertson, Mr. Robertson (Escape from Memory), Aunt Memory
Literary Awards:	Golden Duck Award for Middle Grades (Eleanor Cameron Award) (2004)

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While playing around with hypnotism at a party, Kira remembers fleeing a war-torn country with her mother, speaking a language she can't identify. A few days later her mother disappears, and a woman who calls herself Kira's aunt Memory takes Kira to Crythe, a country that doesn't officially exist, in order to rescue her – or so she says.

Kira soon learns that Aunt Memory is not what she seems, and Kira and her mother are both in terrible danger. There are memories locked in Kira's mind that could get her and her mother killed. But those memories are the only things that might save them...

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Title	:	Escape from Memory
Author	:	Margaret Peterson Haddix
Book Format	:	Paperback
Book Edition	:	Anniversary Edition
Pages	:	Pages: 288 pages
Published	:	July 1st 2005 by Simon Pulse (first published 2003)
Categories	:	Young Adult. Science Fiction. Mystery. Fiction. Adventure. Fantasy. Childrens. Middle Grade

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Ratings: 3.82 From 3294 Users | 224 Reviews

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Urgh. What happened with this book? Margaret Peterson Haddix was one of my favorite authors as a tween, second only to JK Rowling. Normally, her books are really good. I picked up this book out of curiosity, flipped to a random page, and found that this book had a connection to Chernobyl. That got me really excited, because the thought of this being connected to Chernobyl and written by one of my favorite authors was a sure win. This book, however, was just... First off, I never got into it. The

I chose this book because my friend recommended it. This book is about a girl named Kira who was hypnotized by her friends and woke up with a memory of fleeing a war-torn country with her mother. Her mother disappears and a woman, Aunt Memory, takes Kira to Crythe, a place that doesn't really exist and is destined to find her mother. My favorite quote is "I am your Aunt Memory." I chose this quote because this "Aunt Memory appeared out of nowhere, which is creepy, yet strange, and is to help

I have to say that margaret Peterson Haddix is one of the largest children and teen book writers that I have ever read any works of. She is my favorite Science-fiction author and I happen to find her books intriguing and full of suspense. This was not one of my favorite novels, but it wasn't the worst, either. I would definitely reccomend this book!

Kira is your average teenage girl, living in a small town with her somewhat distant mother. She has her friends, she attends her classes, she knows everyone and everyone knows her.At least, that's what she thinks.At a sleepover, her friends hypnotize her, asking her to tell them something they don't know. Kira recites her mother carrying her through the streets in a war-torn city, trying to keep her from crying. When Kira is snapped out of the trance, she doesn't remember any of it - but

It was an interesting story, but very illogical in places and it felt like a short story rather than a full-length novel, since it took place over such a short period of time. I find this often makes it more difficult to get into a story if it is not written very well. A problem I frequently encounter with Meg Cabot's books. Anyway, overall, a good story, with a proper climax and conflict, as well as some nice philosophical musing over what makes us who we are. Dreams? Memories? Actions? Hopes?

Once I started reading this book I could not put it down. " Escape from Memory", by Margaret Peterson Haddix, is about Kira. A girl who doesn't know much about her life before moving to Williston. A girl who had never given her past much thought. A girl who let herself be hypnotized. During a sleep over, Kira and her friends thought it would be fun to hypnotize someone, and Kira was the only one willing. After revealing secrets Kira never knew she had about fleeing a war torn coutry with a woman

This books is good for middle or high schools students. Nothing inappropriate, but more relateable for an older reader.Kira leads the life of a typical teenager - school, tests, friends, sleepovers. This typical teenager, however, has a secret family history. A part of this history is revealed when her friends play a game of hypnotizing her. While under hypnosis, Kira speaks words in an unknown language. Kira confronts her mother, but she is secretive and will not explain anything to Kira. Kira