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Taken

by Edward Bloor

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First Published:
Oct 2007, 272 pages
Paperback:
Dec 2009, 256 pages

Young Adult

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Jo Perry

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loved it !!!!!!

This was an awesome book about a girl that gets kidnapped and fights her way through that keeps you you on the edge of your seat. It took me 2 days to read the book. I literally stayed up all night reading this. I definitely recommend this to any middle school readers.

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I think this book is teeth clenching and that it is a book that you will not know what will happen next. I love it!

Bluebabe

Loved it

I actually really enjoyed this book. Normally I don't like my summer reading books but this kept me on the edge of my seat and wanting more. Thumbs up from me! :)

Bharat

Awsome!!!

This book is about the kidnapping of a girl. Find out who kidnaps her, and how shocking it is!

Chon

Great Book

The book Taken by Edward Bloor was great and had a jaw dropping twist at the end. It's good for middle school readers, and had me at the edge of my seat while i was reading it. Bloor got down on this book.

twolf

TAKEN

This book was okay with the twists and turns but I would really recommend this book to Middle School readers.

Carley

Best book ever!

I absolutely loved the book Taken, by Edward Bloor. I read it like 5 or 6 times! i loved Charity and the ending totally made me fall off my seat. Edward Bloor, You ARE AMAZING!!!

Nvaz

Taken

Don't understand how can this book be on a school list if it has sexual content.

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