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Genius The Game By Leopoldo Gout

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Author: The book, “Genius The Game” is written by the author Leopoldo Gout. I have not read any other works by this author this is my first read by him. Genre: This is a fictional action adventure novel. The kinds of people that would read this are people who are intreigued by computers and who also enjoy complex coding and math. I do typically do read this books thanks to my love for computers. These books are really enjoyable i love to read them. Title: The title of the book sparks my interest “The Game’’ part of it gets me, I ask to myself “what kind of game.” The title of the book does it well of the book due to that there are many math equations (very complex ones) in the book. Type of book: The cover of the book is a brain, a shiny …show more content…

The things that happen to the characters in the book are they all get invited to this “game” and they are all soon hunted by the FBI, police, for a hacking that Rex was to blame even though he had nothing to do with it. I did like they these characters they were excitable. The only bad charaters in the book were General David Iyabo, and Kiran Biswas. The General forces Tunde to build him a wireless jammer. And Kiran he gets Rex to a huge …show more content…

The characters i liked the best were: Rex, Tunde, and Painted wolf, they are the most smart and resourceful characters in the book. The way that the author unfolds the book is how Tunde gets a letter from Ondscan inviting him “the game”; and painted wolf getting a personal visit from Kiran himself inviting her as well and then the characters get prepared for a flight to Boston To attend “The game.” Then they arrive at the Boston university where they meet Kiran ready to give out a speech, after he finishes gives everyone free phones but they have a picture of a moth on them, it's a moth strung with lines of code they have to decrypt. They succeed and they move on to the final part of “the game.” The final part of “the game” is where the team has to build a robot so it can connect a usb drive into it it has a dramatic scene in the book one character rages because his robot gets shut down and he can not turn it on again. Painted wolf’s team wins. But right after that the police show up arresting Rex and accusing him a mass asking he didn't have anything to do with, after Painted wolf and tunde break him out they are running away being chased by the FBI; they get on a train out of town and the train makes an unexpected

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