5 Responses to “The Prometheus Project: Trapped (Richards, Douglas E. Prometheus Project)”

1. David Jarvis says:

   July 30, 2008 at 12:00 am

   It was a very Interesting book. WE a ll loved it… We cant wait for the other verson to come out!
2. Liana Metal says:

   January 23, 2009 at 12:00 am

   This book is an excellent quality thriller. It is the story of two young kids who seek adventure and mystery, so eventually they find themselves involved in an extraordinary situation. Their parents are at risk so the kids try to help them by entering a forbidden area and they discover an alien site. What will happen to them? Are they going to survive? Are their parents going to help them?

   It is a story with a tight plot, a lot of action and a lot of science. The author involves nano-technology, the internet and a lot of maths throughout his story so the readers will be educated as well as highly entertained. It is a valuable book, quite original and easy to read. The gripping storyline will make young readers read this story in one sitting and want a sequel. The author has written another book, The Prometheus Project-Captured, as a sequel to the first one.

   I strongly recommend this book to all young ones up to 13, and to older kids as well. It is a story full of clues that feed the mind and educate. It is full of action, fast paced and exciting to the very end, and it is like watching a movie. I will certainly recommend this book to my younger students who learn English-it can be used as a reader in ELT too.
   
   Get the book from http://www.dnapress.com

   Liana Metal, author of Storytime.
   
3. TropicalMinnesota says:

   July 8, 2009 at 12:00 am

   This is an excellent science fiction book targeted at the middle-school reader. I am considerably older than that target market, but was kept interested and entertained while I read this and its sequel. The plot and concepts could have easily worked in a more complex adult book and will easily keep the attention of a sharp youth. I am looking forward to passing these on to my science-loving grandkids who are in the appropriate demographic group. Highly recommended.