Comments Edit this PostThe Seventh Level is about a boy named Travis who’s been getting weird blue envelopes from the” Legend” . In the’s letters they say the craziest dares and know one is aloud to see it or hear it. The “Legend” is a group of kids who’ve been sending Travis and other kids the notes that challenge them to do bad things for good reasons.The kids do bad things for example spray paint a poster on the side of the school, just to be in the “Legend.” The main characters are Travis (dare devil), Randall (bully) but remember things aren’t always as they appear, Mrs. Pinchon (principal of discipline). When I was reading the book I felt like I was on the tip of my toes at the end of a cliff, saying what is he going to do? What is the legend going to tell Travis to do next? A person who likes almost mysteries, taking dares, bigger books and fun things would like this book! The theme of this book was things aren’t always as they appear and don’t always do what people say because that will get you into trouble– Even if the prize at the other end because that prize might be a big fluke! This book was a pretty good book, but there are some things I’d change like… Travis not doing any of the dares at all because he had to almost be kicked off the baseball team and soccer team. I rate this book a 6 out of 10! If you read this book make sure you read it all the way until the end because… “things aren’t always as they appear!” The Seventh Level is a book about Travis Raines, a seventh grader at Lauer middle school, and how he had to fulfill many tasks in order to get into a secret club at his school called the Legend. Travis almost always gets in trouble, but he doesn't mean to. He sometimes gets in trouble for things he didn't do, but he never rats anyone out and always accepts the punishment. This is why he gets into this secret club at his school called The Legend. The Legend sends him blue envelopes with puzzles and tasks inside of them. Travis has to complete these tasks and puzzles in order to be accepted in The Legend. But Travis realizes he's been getting two different types of envelopes. One from The Legend and one from these bullies at his school who want to ruin The Legend. When he understands what's been happening, Travis teams up with his two enemies (a bully and the principal) two bust the "fake envelope senders" and save them all from getting in trouble. In the end, it all works out for Travis, who gets into The Legend and has the time of his life. I really enjoyed this book! As I was reading, I tried to solve the puzzles before Travis could and would put myself in his shoes trying to figure out mysteries and obstacles in his way to victory. Travis was a great character because he was modest and not perfect, yet he always tried his best. He seemed like someone I could relate to. The only problem I had with this book was that the beginning was a little slow. I almost abandoned it, but I'm glad I didn't! The action picked up in the middle as well as the mystery. All in all, this was a really nice book!!! I'm glad to have read it.
What do You think about The Seventh Level (2010)?
Cute, fun book. Teaches that things and people may not be what they seem.
—Chamini
Fun read. I would have loved this book as a kid with all the puzzles. :D
—klaudia
