one of the best books I've ever read

pretty good.

It was good but at some points it was a little slow.

It was okay, kinda boring, I don't recommend it

I've already written a review for this book. I re-read the book, more thoroughly this time, and realized that some parts of the book were ok, but some were boring. At the beginning of the book, the main character, Noah Green, is at his grandfather's birthday party. His grandfather tells him that Noah will help save the world. Noah thinks he is going to film camp, but his parent's tell him, (After lots of bribing) NO. He will go to a different camp, a Jewish camp, Camp Challah. His rabbi works there with his wife, and as soon as Noah hears this news, he knows it will not be a great summer for him. Facing bullies, the camp nurse, and many other things friendship realated, read this book to find out what happens to Noah. (P.S. There is a huge plot twist at the end of the book!) I would recommend this book to people who love a good twist and "Saving the world" type things.