Wessex Papers #3: Outsmart

by Daniel Parker and Aamna Qureshi

Date: October 23From: Headmaster OlsenTo: Pearson EllisRe: Winslow EllisDear Mr. Ellis: As you know, I've always held your son in the highest esteem. It pains me to have to inform you of his... This description may be from another edition of this product.

• Format: Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: 0064407942
• ISBN13: 9780064407946
• Release Date: May 2002
• Publisher: Harper Teen
• Length: 256 Pages
• Weight: 0.27 lbs.
• Dimensions: 0.7" x 4.2" x 6.8"
• Age Range: 13 years and up
• Grade Range: Grade 8 and higher

Customer Reviews

THe Wessex Papers

This book is very facinating. There are two kids in college and they have plans on what they are going to do while they are there. Their not good plans except for one or two. Not many kids go by the rules at Wessex College. Most of them get caught with breaking the rules and some get expelled. What I liked most about this book was it always made me wonder what was going to happen next. This book is very interesting and exciting. What I didnt about this was it was confusing at some ponts. Sometimes it would skip around and I couldn't really tell what was happening at some points. My favorite character was Sunday. the reason she is my favorite character is because she seems like some one that would listen to what people have to say, and she would be fun to hang out with. It's a great book but I really couldn't relate to it. If I could tell people about the book, I would tell them just a little about it, and how good it is. I would also tell them that they should read it. One question I have abot this book is what was the purpose for Noah to sleep with his teacher, Mrs. Burkes? It makes people think twice on something wrong they are going to do.

Can't get it out of my head!

Well ill make this short. I loved it! I wanted to be in it. I wished it was real. Please read it if you havent. Im having problems reading other books because this trilogy just cant escape my mind. Please Daniel Parker make another wessex papers. Or something!

Fabulous

I loved all the books.I was so happy about how at the end Sunday could never decide what her and Fred were. And then the very last page said they both went to Georgetown i was so happy i think i almost cried seriously you must read this whole series

A great conclusion to the Wessex Papers trilogy

After just witnessing what they believed was a murder, Fred and Sunday are on the run, taking refuge in Sunday's summer house. What comes to them as a great surprise is that someone else has been hiding there too, Noah Percy. It turns out Noah is afraid of confronting his parents after recently getting expelled for having sex with a teacher, and getting caught on tape too. What Noah doesn't know is that it is all a conspiracy called "Operation Time Capsule". As Fred, Sunday, and Noah work together they begin to put the pieces together and everything pretty much comes to light. Unfortnately two more surprises are on their way. One: Allison shows up at the summerhouse too. It turns out after Allison found out Sunday was missing she started looking for her and figured Sunday had to be at the summerhouse. Two: The murderer shows up too and threatnes them to give him $200,000 dollars or else. Deperate the four teens go back to school and devise a plan with the help of Mackenzie and Hobson to catch the thieves with their own game. I first got interested in these books after reading the excerpt in Payback: Fingerprints #7, another series I love. I must say this series was no disappointment. Though it had some weird humor it was still satisfying to read. You wish all the characters are real, even Allison! My favorite character has got to be Noah, though Mackenzie is a close second. I recommend everyone to read this trilogy as Daniel Parker's way of writing is perfect in a weird way. Her irony works right with this type of story. A must-read!

Its certainly not what i was thinking it's be

instead it was better. Usually i don't just go to a bookstore and buy books on a whim, but i remebered reading an excert of it in the back of another book i loved (# 7 in the fingerprint series) and i bought all 3 at one time. They are hillarious. personally my favorite characters are Hobson and Makensie. Ones going through and identity an race crisis while the other is thought to be oblivious to everything but is on the right track before anyone else. Noah, Sunday and Fred and Allison will grow on you to and evetually you'll wish these people actually existed and you knew them. Any teen with an odd sense of humor would love the whit and irony that Daniel Parker uses in all three of her book.