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The plot is slightly far-fetched, from how Finn is recruited to the way he is able to do his stunts without the usual safety equipment. It becomes even more incredible when the film goes on location and three children are expected to survive in the jungle with no training and minimal equipment. This is, however, totally in keeping with this genre and I would have been disappointed with anything less dramatic. Indeed, this is one of the best in this genre of adrenalin-packed action stories. My only regret was that it was over too fast. Luckily the ending gives us a clear hint that there are more books about Finn to come.
If you enjoyed this, why not try another action-adventure in a similar tropical setting: ''The Bookbag'' loved [[Boy X by Dan Smith]]. Alternatively, you should also check out the now-classic action stories about 14-year-old reluctant spy Alex Rider: the series starts with [[Stormbreaker by Anthony Horowitz]]. We can also recommend [[Big Big Secrets by Robert Arley and Marisa Lewis]] or [[Cat Burglar (The Scarlet Files) by Tamsin Cooke|this one]], which is by Tamsin Cooke! You might also appreciate [[Ruth by Marlene S Lewis]].
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