A Whole Nother Story is an enthralling and an astonishing read,fit for most all readers.This book keeps the reader entertained by wondrous amounts of action which barely lets you put the book down.

  The character development from the beginning of the story all to the end.The book gives you very little insight into the stories of the characters and jumps into the meat of the story.The characters very slowly get easier to understand and gives you the feeling that you really know them and who they are.Towards the end of the book you can almost call them family as you know them in and out with the incredible detail Dr.Cuthbert Soup has implemented into the book.

  The suspense will keep you on your toes for the entire story as they narrowly avoid getting caught by the government.During the first couple of pages you learn a small amount of why they keep on moving like a pinball as they hint that they’re running from something.Towards the middle you start to get the perspective of the agents and why they all want to catch Ethan the father of the kids.Eventually you get to really experience the whole story unfold with one of the biggest mysteries in the whole story be told and witnessed by each every single one of the character in their own way.

You will fall in love with the character’s personalities as none of them imitate each other which helps the book from feeling dull and lets the reader easily distinguish the many characters.From the absolute crazy and insane to the calm and collective this book has a great variation between its characters which lends it this unique feature that most other books don’t touch on. One of my favorite characters of the book and hopefully yours too is one not really talked about until the middle,his name is Jibby and in my opinion he is the best character but to not spoil it let’s say he’s strange.Another unique aspect about this book is that they can add in a new characters whenever they want like when including the stunning amount of agents following them.

 I would recommend this as a great book to really get into when your favorite book is finished.It’s a good all arounder and is not to childish but not very mature.