The Choice

By John Peel

A case of kidnapping? Or a rescue?Aggie Travers is different from her classmates. She has telekinetic powers...violent powers she has difficulty controlling. Her parents are baffled; they don't know what to do. Then Aggie is befriended by Karen--a substitute teacher with unique insights into Aggie and her powers.The problem? A government agent is hunting for Karen. She has been linked to the disappearance of other children...children with similar powers. It is really Karen the agent is after? Or Aggie? The Travers don't know who to trust. They will have to make...the choice.

• Format: Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: 0812574532
• ISBN13: 9780812574531
• Release Date: July 1998
• Publisher: Tor Books
• Length: 114 Pages
• Weight: 0.20 lbs.
• Age Range: 9 to 12 years
• Grade Range: Grades 4 to 7

Customer Reviews

The Choice ( Outer Limits, No 2) by John Peel

This book was very good because it is about a girl named Aggie Travers. She is picked on at school by kids her own age then uses her power to hurt them. The Princple wants her to go to a different school. ( meaning kicking her out of this school) Then she is befriend by Karen Ross, her tutor. Karen is like Aggie, but Aggie is much stronger the Karen and Karen's friend Jean. Jean kills herself because the goverment has found them and Karen is in despair. Meanwhile the goverment people are at Aggie's home and Aggie appears at her house running with trears down her face. Soon Karen catches up with Aggie because Aggie saw a dead body (Jeans). The Goverment then grabs Karen and holds a pistol on her temple. Meanwhile Aggie's parents are not understanding why this is happening and Aggie is trying to send a thought to Karen. After Aggie reads the goverment agent (Walsh) mind and sees what the goverment does when they get kids like her. They kill them. To find out what happens read this book!!

Aggie's not like other kids.

The main character of this book, Aggie Travers, has always beenan outcast. But, as it turns out, Aggie has telekinetic powers. Awomen named Karen, who is Aggie's tutor, says she can help her control the powers. Meanwhile, a government agent says Karen wants to kidnap Aggie. Who is telling the truth? This was an exciting, page-turning book.