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James Patterson's Witch and Wizard  illustrates gradual corruption of as the New Order takes over much like how dictators have gotten control of nations in the past. (Below map of world) http://www.huffingtonpost.com/max-dorfman/putin-the-psyche-of-the-m_b_5767124.html

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From the most disliked kid in school to New Order Informant Bryon's life takes a turn as he encounters the Allgoods again and again.  While Bryon himself changes from a lion to a weasel so does his loyalty  as he goes from informant to rebel. Byron along with the Allgood end up staying with a large group of children some of whom have escaped and seen things that no kid should have to witness. After spending weeks with the Allgoods Bryon begins to recognize the cruelty behind the New Order and even offers to help out the kids that are rebelling from it.

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Whit and Wisty are imprisioned in a Psychiatric Hospital for a time. http://www.asylumprojects.org/index.php?title=Bartonville_State_Hospital

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Wisty and Whit are soon seen as criminals because they were born with magical abilities the trial they go through is very similar to old witch hunts in Europe. https://www.jw.org/en/publications/magazines/g201405/european-witch-hunts/

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The ending of Witch and Wizard  was nice and simple while leaving plenty of room for a sequel. At the end readers were left satisfied as a number of questions were answered such as what is the prophecy involving the Allgoods and if their parents were alive. Though the book could have ended on more of a cliff hanger it still left readers wondering what would happen to the Allgoods. It was also nice that Patterson ended their journey where it started, at the Allgood's home.

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I gave Witch and Wizard by James Patterson a 8 out of 10. The books does a great job combining humor with real world issues though sometimes the humor can get in the way of the severity of a situation. The book does a great job demonstrating how tyranny occurs by showing the slow build of the New Order and their gradual increase in power. I feel that James Patterson doesn't totally capitalize on this by going deeper in to the mental trauma that comes with losing your freedom and rights.