This debut puts a lovely new spin on the classic school story, offering a strong sense of community and togetherness in the face of adversity. He also does that obnoxious 'I won't tell my friends my master plan until after it's done' thing that bothers me so much. As the Break-In commences, Gabriel will have to rely on his friends to solve the mystery of the Nameless' past, and how it relates to his present. But with the mystery of The Nameless still to uncover and the discovery of Maravel’s Maze, it’s going to be another year to remember. La société des voleurs est régie via un système hiérarchique bien huilé où forcément des personnes mal intentionnées sévissent.

Because it is the outsiders, the forgotten, the ones who’ve always felt like they don’t belong, who end up changing the world.Tout aussi bien que le premier tome <3 vraiment, c'est une série qui rentre dans mon top 3 de mes séries jeunesse préférées ! Those of you who we found stealing were not stealing out of greed, but to survive or to give your loved ones a better life. This was an enjoyable book about friendship and a quirky school for criminals who are being trained to do good in the world. Das Leben ist für Gabriel nicht einfach: er wohnt mit seiner Oma, die er sehr liebt, aber sie haben kaum genug Geld und kaum genug Essen.

Besonders hat mir an ihm gefallen seine soziale Ader und sein Einfühlungsvermögen, was beides besonders gegenüber seiner Mitschülerin Amira immer wieder deutlich wird. Ich fand das Unterschied zwischen Meriten und Legaten ganz komisch—ein Punkt von der Geschichte, aber immer noch traurig, wenn nicht nur die Schüler:innen sondern auch die Lehrer:innen einen Unterschied sehen, machen, verstärken. Much like the first book, this was a lot of fun, packed with charming school antics, mystery and action. Classes named Forgery, Crimtastics and Deception fill his schedule while the kitchen feeds his belly.Gabriel is a talented pickpocket, only taking what he needs to help his Grandma who has raised him in the absence of his parents. Gabriel’s team of friends – I particularly liked twins, super-computer-hackers Ade and Ede – are genuine characters and very relatable. Seine Recherchen bezüglich seiner Eltern fand ich spannend und habe Gabriel gerne bei diesen begleitet und war gespannt, was dabei herauskommt. Most of all I love Gabriel and the friendships that he makes, these friendships are pivotal for any successes he has. I have not yet read the first book in this series, but that did not take away from my enjoyment and understanding of Book 2.

We are so much more than that,” Caspian said, sitting in a plush leather chair and gesturing for Gabriel to sit in a similar one across the table. The messages don't always hit – the story starts by implying Gabriel has had a tough time as a Hispanic(? To survive, he picks pockets, but when he picks the pocket of Caspian Crook, he is invited to Crookhaven, a boarding school for budding thieves who use their skills for good.It's Gabriel's second year at Crookhaven School for Thieves and he teams up with Penelope Crook, the headmaster’s daughter who strives to be good at everything, Ade and Ede Okoro, light-hearted tech experts, and Amira Dhawan, a kind Muslim girl with skills in gymnastics and swimming. Zudem hat mir gefallen, was die fünf Freunde ihre individuellen Fähigkeiten haben, durch die sie sich als Gruppe wunderbar ergänzen. We are so much more than that," Caspian said, sitting in a plush leather chair and gesturing for Gabriel to sit in a similar one across the table. Those of you who were hacking did not hack for progfit, but to expose the wrongdoings of corrupt companies or individuals. Gabriel Avery has never known his parents but lives with his Grandma on the grounds of a very posh house as she is the housekeeper.

Die Ideen rund um die Schule für Meisterdiebe und den verschiedenen Schulfächern mit ihrem Inhalt hat mir gut gefallen.

Obviously this is done to hammer home the message that friendship is magic, but darn, could you make it more obvious?