Game Over, Pete Watson

Game Over, Pete Watson
By Joe Schreiber, Illustrated by Andy Rash 
Boston:  Houghton Mifflin Harcourt Publishing Company, 2014, Ages 10-13

The book was creative and had a fresh take on video games. The young boy lived his life like a video game. He would play video games over and over, even when he wasn't supposed to be playing. The whole book hilariously includes pictures of video games. The book was interesting to see what life as a video game looks like. The book was fun to read and interesting.
 The author wrote in a fun and fresh way. He made the book relate to the audience. The book was well written and the theme was fun. The author wrote in language that could be easily understood by the readers. The book had a good theme throughout the entire book.
 
The pictures were fun to look at. The pictures really showed what a video game looks like. The illustrations helped to keep the book interesting. All of the pictures tied together well with the words. The pictures and words were a good combination to make this book fun to read.  

I really enjoyed the book and thought it was interesting. The book was fun and silly, which made me want to read more. I would recommend this book to anyone. Middle school students would probably like this book the most. The book was fun and the theme was a good idea.  

Review by Brooke Bennett