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Tony Hurt _ony_urt — VOYA Book Review Code: S, A/YA; 2P; 4Q For all you “24” fans I have a challenge for you that will involve a bit of math. Now depending on your mathematical skills you can use basic math, algebra, trigonometry, calculus or some other formula that’s above my pay grade, but whatever level of math you decide to use you will find that the final answer will be somewhat apocalyptic! This is what I came up with: (185 military personel+7 children) / (6hrs x2hrs)-4hrs = Bunker 10. (Get your calculator and see what you get.) I think that’s the best I can do compared to the seven children that had been recruited by the military in Bunker 10. Bunk 10 is a decent sci-fi/fantasy action book that reminded me of the 1995 movie Hackers with Jonny Lee Miller and Angelina Jolie; incredibly smart kids that gets into some adolescent trouble with the government. The children in Bunk 10 are living on an army post called Pinewood Military Installation, and stir up a bit of adolescent trouble themselves. I think teenagers will enjoy their 12 hour adventure in Bunker 10 if they get into shows like “24” and “Alias.”

Piotr Siudaj _io_iu — In this book's predecessor, My Name is Asher Lev, there is much struggle in Asher's mind between following his strict religion & community or breaking away and painting what he sees in the world, even if goes against his religion. In The Gift of Asher Lev there is only a little of this struggle. The main struggle is with his family--where should they live? What will become of the children? What will his father do when the Rebbe dies? What does his wife really want? A lot of the text is Asher's own inner world, as it is written in first person, and contains many minute details that I could have done without. The plot itself moves very slowly. I do enjoy learning about the Ladover Jewish community though, which Potok describes very well. Might not be worth the time it takes to get through this book unless you don't mind first person musings and/or learning about Hasidic Judaism.