Alan Gratz’ Code of Honor is, like his other books, a great read. In this book, 17-year-old Kamran Smith finds out first hand how quickly one can become “public enemy #1” when his brother is accused of terrorist attacks on the US. He sees how fast everyone turns on him because of his heritage as well as his brother’s actions. He and his parents become prisoners in a secret US Government facility. Karmran seems to be the only one who thinks his brother is innocent and there are even times during interrogation that he wonders about his brother’s involvement.
Unfortunately for Kamran, he’s seen as a possible accomplice whereby Kamran loses both his friends and his future. It all comes down to Kamran having to prove to the world his brother’s innocence, but he knows he can’t do it locked up. Is he capable and brave enough to escape?
Enjoy this page turning thriller mystery to see if Kamran is successful in clearing his family’s name. This is an easy book recommendation for all readers, especially Middle Schoolers and/or High Schoolers. #librarians