Michael Vey
Michael Vey
Fiction | Novel | YA | Published in 2011
Book Brief
2320
Novel • Fiction
Idaho • Contemporary
2011
YA
10-14 years
HL500L
Super Short Summary
Michael Vey: The Prisoner of Cell 25 by Richard Paul Evans follows 14-year-old Michael Vey, a high school freshman with Tourette’s syndrome who discovers he has electric powers. With his best friend Ostin and fellow electric-powered student Taylor, Michael uncovers a dangerous organization targeting people like them. As they form a group called the Electroclan, they confront sinister forces to rescue their loved ones and fellow captives. The story features themes of bullying, abduction, and psychological manipulation.
Adventurous
Exciting
Emotional
Suspenseful
Inspirational
Reviews & Readership
50,833 ratings
Loved it
Mixed feelings
Not a fan
Review Roundup
Michael Vey by Richard Paul Evans receives mixed reviews. Positively, readers praise the engaging, fast-paced narrative and well-developed characters, particularly appreciating the protagonist's unique abilities and personal growth. However, some critiques focus on the formulaic plot and perceived lack of depth in supporting characters. Overall, it's commended for its appeal to young adults seeking an electrifying adventure.
Who Should Read Michael Vey?
Readers who enjoy fast-paced, young adult science fiction will be captivated by Richard Paul Evans’s Michael Vey. Fans of the Percy Jackson & The Olympians series and The Maze Runner will relish the blend of action, camaraderie, and superhuman abilities in the thrilling narrative. Ideal for ages 12 and up.
50,833 ratings
Loved it
Mixed feelings
Not a fan
2320
Novel • Fiction
Idaho • Contemporary
2011
YA
10-14 years
HL500L
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