"Who Was That Masked Man, Anyway?"

Rating:
Summary: clever, juvenile fun
Review: ... I was intrigued by the 1940's backdrop (I loved Number the Stars and Summer of my German Soldier--this was nothing like them at all). It is a comic romp following a pair of over-imaginate boys who listen to radio shows the way modern kids watch saturday morning cartoons. Avi even includes snippets from The Green Hornet and other popular radio shows of the time. A pretty school teacher and a war-injured big brother get mixed up in the boys attempts to aid the war effort in their own unorthodox way.

Rating:
Summary: clever, juvenile fun
Review: ... I was intrigued by the 1940's backdrop (I loved Number the Stars and Summer of my German Soldier--this was nothing like them at all). It is a comic romp following a pair of over-imaginate boys who listen to radio shows the way modern kids watch saturday morning cartoons. Avi even includes snippets from The Green Hornet and other popular radio shows of the time. A pretty school teacher and a war-injured big brother get mixed up in the boys attempts to aid the war effort in their own unorthodox way.

Rating:
Summary: Who Was that Masked Man anyway?
Review: Beside's Harry Potter and maybe Bridge to Teribithia my favorite book! No exasuration i've read this book 24 times! I love it! It's a mix of Super Hero adventers, comedy, and mischous boys! This book has put my normal life into a whole new style! A MUST READ!

Rating:
Summary: Incredible!
Review: Incredible! Avi has outdone himself this time. Using old radio, old wars, and new minds to create a fun, adventurous novel. His funniest book ever. If you haven't read this book yet, you haven't seen Avi's best book next to "The Man Who Was Poe."