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Solitary: Escape from Furnace
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Theme
I thought the theme of this book is to never give up. When your in a place like Furnace, you really don't want to live anymore. But Alex and his friends fight together to try and escape.
Figurative Language
"It's like black water as cold as ice settling in your body." -Simile page 20.
Solitary: Escape from Furnace
Intro
Evaluation and Conclusion
I thought this book was great and suspenseful, but a little too dark and horrific. I recommend this book to anyone with a sick and twisted mind. I give this book 4 1/2 stars.
Setting
This book takes place in a place called Furnace Prison.
In a place like Furnace Prison, death is the least of your worries.
By: Alexander Gordon Smith
Genre
This book is science fiction.
Summary
Alex and his friends Zee and Gary are trying to escape furnace when they get caught by the Warden. Alex and Zee are sent to solitary confinement and Gary is sent to the infirmary. Throughout the book, you can tell how depressed, sad and lonely Alex really is. But once his other friend Simon comes along, he busts them out and they try to come up with an escape plan. As they try to escape, they discover a dark secret about the inmates. They become lab rats and are tested on but if the procedures fail, they are turned into rats or mutants (half rat half boy). Alex cannot last another second in this place. Read the book to find out if Alex and his friends escape from Furnace.
Characters
Protagonist-Alex: An innocent teenager who was framed for murder and was sent to Furnace. He wants to escape.
Antagonist: The Warden and the Blacksuits: They keep track and punish the inmates and ruin Alex's escape plan.
P.O.V.
The Point of View in this book is First Person.