Impostor Mode

by Scott Charles

Overview

Age Level: 7-11

For kids who love video games! Easy to read. Impossible to put down!

It's field trip day at VGL, and Connor's class is blasting off into space! Connor should be excited. But after a pair of Corrupted fiends delay takeoff, he gets a worrying ping:

ALERT! CORRUPTION DETECTED!

There is danger aboard the Aeronautica. One of Connor's crewmates is a spy for the evil Ginevra. But which crewmate? In his new role as Custodian, it falls to Connor to investigate.

Is it their goofy, UFO-loving pilot, Ms. Veen?

Is it Neema, whose virtual pet is a (probably) man-eating plant?

Or is it Garon, the smirking transfer student who hates Connor's guts? (It had better not be Garon. His avatar is a little OP...)

As the evil scheme slowly uncoils, Connor and his best friends, Glitch and Lisa, find themselves at the center of a ship-wide conspiracy. Will they solve the mystery in time? Or will the impostor lurking among them squelch their protests for good?

Featuring:

Life-sized Virtual Pets

Hilarious Quest Logs

SPACE BATTLES

All new Items, Loot and Abilities

Monsters. So. Many. Monsters.

Don't miss out. The legend of Connor Lamb is only beginning!

Packed with humor, heart and page-turning action, Video Game Elementary is the perfect bridge between chapter books and middle grade. Reluctant readers who play Minecraft, Roblox and Among Us will be hooked!

Product Details

ISBN-13:	9781957463025
Publisher:	Yellow Morning Press
Publication date:	06/09/2022
Series:	Video Game Elementary , #2
Pages:	282
Product dimensions:	5.06(w) x 7.81(h) x 0.64(d)
Age Range:	7 - 11 Years

About the Author

SCOTT CHARLES is the author of Video Game Elementary, an epic adventure series for young readers, as well as the Creeptown series and the standalone adventure Mylo and Max Break the World. He writes thrilling books for busy kids who might not want to be reading, but what choice do they have? Zero! None! Scott grew up in a pair of small towns outside of Princeton, New Jersey. He attended Duke University, where he graduated with a B.A. in Public Policy. He now lives at his home in Charlotte, North Carolina. You can find him at the library, across a chess board, or on a soccer field late, late at night.