The four quickly learn that exposing the truth about Project Osiris is going to be a lot harder than they originally thought life on the outside of their idyllic hometown is much different than what they grew up learning about the world. The group decides to pursue a lead with Tamara Dunleavy, one of the founders to Project Osiris. Just as they’re starting to feel safe, Project Osiris shows up forcing the kids to make a quick escape and be on the run once again. They seek solace at former classmate Randy’s boarding school in Colorado to regroup and begin planning their next move towards revealing the truth about Project Osiris to the public. This review is from Canadian Teacher Magazine’s Sept/Oct 2016 issue.Masterminds: Criminal Destiny by Gordon Korman (2016)Īfter escaping their “perfect” hometown of Serenity, New Mexico, Eli, Amber, Tori, and Malik are trying to lay-low in order to stay off of the radar of Project Osiris. If you like lots of action when you are reading, you should check out Masterminds.

This book had so much adventure I wanted to keep reading and I am hoping there is a chance for a sequel with the way the story ended. I liked all of the characters because they all had talents that worked together to help each other out. This book is full of action and you get to know the characters really well because the chapters are based on each kid’s point of view. The kids have to break the law to survive and they even break out a criminal from jail to help them. The story has the kids going on lots of adventures and they have many close calls. Once the kids find out about being clones, and the project, they decide to escape their perfect hometown and let others know about this terrible experiment. This is because they are cloned from deadly criminals. They are part of an experiment called Project Osiris to see if they will turn out to be good people if they are raised in a very positive and happy environment. The story is about kids who turn out to be clones. I really liked reading this adventure novel.

I just finished reading the book Masterminds: Criminal Destiny by Gordon Korman (the second Masterminds book).

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