Steel Trapp Unrequired Category

I really enjoyed reading this book. It was very well detailed and interesting. This book falls into my top 10 books ever read, probably in the third, fourth, or fifth spot. Another reason I liked this book is because it just kept me hooked and I didn’t ever want to stop reading it. Some examples of me loving this book were, when Steel tricked his mom to go see his dog Cairo. I love dogs, and I like the idea of being able to trick my mom. Another one of my favorite parts in this book was when Steel uses his dog to track down someone. This is because when Cairo picked up the scent of this bad person, Cairo just randomly started to sprint, and Steel let go of the leash from such a big tug. So when that happened Steel and Kaileigh had to go on a crazy dog chase to find Cairo. But somehow during the chase Steel and Kaileigh got split up from each other and Steel was all by himself. Somehow Kaileigh managed to find Cairo, but Steel wasn’t so lucky. He got scared, stopped running, and slowed to a slow walk. He had found himself in an abandoned part of town, no one around, just some cars abandoned on the street every once in a while. Steel was freaked out. Then Steel, thanks to his photographic memory was able to find Kaileigh and Cairo. He was so happy to see them, but he was still scared. Out of nowhere this lady came up to them and said that they needed to leave the part of town they were in because it was too dangerous for them. Steel disagreed and thought it was a trap. Steel didn’t go with, but he told Kaileigh to go with Cairo to the subway station with the woman. Steel went to go investigate himself. It was a mysterious, interesting, action packed, fun to read book. I do recommend this book to everyone! I recommend it mostly to people who like to read an easy to read book that is very good at the same time. If someone were to be reading my blog, then yes I think they should read it. Steel Trapp is such a good book, and I don’t want it to be left unspoken of. People would love this book and I know I did.