Point Blank (Extreme Fiction Series)

By Mark A. Rempel and Ana Huang

All Seth Anderson wanted to do was to graduate. "Point Blank" takes us into the final weeks of his senior year as Seth finishes his last assignment-a project for his philosophy class exploring the question, "What is the meaning of life?" Suddenly Seth finds himself in the middle of the worst school shooting in the history of America and forced to find meaning for his own life, while staring point blank at the barrel of a gun. What would you say if a gun was pointed at your head, "Point Blank"?

• Format: Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: 0785265465
• ISBN13: 9780785265467
• Release Date: January 2002
• Publisher: Thomas Nelson Inc
• Length: 193 Pages
• Weight: 0.26 lbs.
• Dimensions: 6.8" x 0.8" x 4.3"
• Age Range: 13 to 17 years
• Grade Range: Grades 8 to 12

Customer Reviews

Student Reader

This book is an EXCELLENT book for STUDENTS not for REVIEWERS who think they know what students want to READ. It is filled with gritty characters, a plot that is a thrill ride and a message that goes farther than most teen fiction books I' ve ever read. It's the kind of reading that I, as a student, LIKE to read. It reminded be about my school, the world I live in and the life I want to live. All that...from this book.

Very Cool Book!

I too finished this book the same day I started it. It was so brilliant I couldn't put it down for a second. It showed me that God can take something seeming very bad and bring people to Him through it. The character Liz really touched me. She was so full of hope and was really into sharing her faith. People really noticed something about her was different. I admire this character the most. I reccomend this book for anyone wanting to read a good book.

Great new fiction

This book is awesome! I got it and read it all the first day. I went straight out to get the next book, Breakout, that same day. This book really helped encourage me in my faith, and it was just a great story to read. I really enjoyed how the plot jumped around a lot from future to past, that kind of stuff. I look forward to reading the next ones...