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Original Title:	Escape from Memory
ISBN:	1416903380 (ISBN13: 9781416903383)
Edition Language:	English
Characters:	Kira (Escape from Memory), Sophia (Escape from Memory), Lynne Robertson, Mr. Robertson (Escape from Memory), Aunt Memory
Literary Awards:	Golden Duck Award for Middle Grades (Eleanor Cameron Award) (2004)

Escape from Memory

Margaret Peterson Haddix

Paperback | Pages: 288 pages

Rating: 3.82 | 3294 Users | 224 Reviews

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Title	:	Escape from Memory
Author	:	Margaret Peterson Haddix
Book Format	:	Paperback
Book Edition	:	Deluxe Edition
Pages	:	Pages: 288 pages
Published	:	July 1st 2005 by Simon Pulse (first published 2003)
Categories	:	Young Adult. Science Fiction. Mystery. Fiction. Adventure. Fantasy. Childrens. Middle Grade

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While playing around with hypnotism at a party, Kira remembers fleeing a war-torn country with her mother, speaking a language she can't identify. A few days later her mother disappears, and a woman who calls herself Kira's aunt Memory takes Kira to Crythe, a country that doesn't officially exist, in order to rescue her – or so she says.

Kira soon learns that Aunt Memory is not what she seems, and Kira and her mother are both in terrible danger. There are memories locked in Kira's mind that could get her and her mother killed. But those memories are the only things that might save them...

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I really enjoyed the few twists this book managed to sneak in. I also really enjoyed it because it made me feel young again, it was exactly the kind of adventure I used to dream about having, (until the end when it got scary. I was never that brave) and it had a best friend that was exactly the kind of friend I always dreamed would accompany me on wild adventures. As a mature adult (am I?) I am glad I never had these kinds of adventures (obviously) but they are exciting to read.This one also had

The book I read is a fiction book by Margaret Peterson Haddix. The theme of this book is people can be fake. In the beginning of the story, it starts out with Kira being at a party with her friends and they try to hypnotize her and it works, she talks about how her and her mom ran from somewhere, and she talks in a different language and all of her friends are confused. It then continues and Kira comes home from her friends house and she sees her Aunt, who goes by the name of Memory and she

I just finished this at home it is not as good as I sugspected but it is full of suspence! One of my friends read this and recomended it TRY IT!

Margaret Peterson Haddix is an amazing author, and, having read her other books, I was actually kind of disappointed by this read. It was a very good book, but didn't keep me "wanting more," like her books usually do. I think I would've enjoyed this book more if I hadn't known that it was by her.The book was very suspenseful, but it was hard to understand the plot sometimes. It is definitely not a fast read, even though it is a pretty short book. You have to pay attention to everything that is

Very interesting book, as are all of the Margaret Haddix books that I've read. Fast-paced and keeps you on your toes.

Urgh. What happened with this book? Margaret Peterson Haddix was one of my favorite authors as a tween, second only to JK Rowling. Normally, her books are really good. I picked up this book out of curiosity, flipped to a random page, and found that this book had a connection to Chernobyl. That got me really excited, because the thought of this being connected to Chernobyl and written by one of my favorite authors was a sure win. This book, however, was just... First off, I never got into it. The

This book was just o.k. for me. While normally I enjoy reading M.P. Haddix, this one was choppy, overly rushed, and lacked character development. Felt more like a first attempt at writing from an inexperience budding author.