Book: Pandemonium Justified (Songs My Father Taught Me) by Manny L. Birch
categories: Book, Teen, Black, Family Drama, Mutants, Alternate Reality, Science Fiction
Manny L. Birch
about this book: Pandemonium Justified picks up right where The MisEducation leaves off. Lee and crew are still reeling from the big bomb that Jay has dropped on them. during Christmas break. However, they don't get long to ponder the implications of that revelation as they are thrust back into school for the remainder of the school year. Lee joins the schools glee club in an attempt to find some normalcy in his life only to have chaos spring forth from every song he sings.
A bevy of new characters show up to make his life more complicated and dangerous, including a few who know him better than he knows himself. And when the leader of the plot to destroy him steps forward it is the one person he would least suspect. Not to mention the new group of mutants calling themselves The Sins who are making every attempt to live up to their namesakes. Mayhem and panic follow this group and it falls to Lee and company to find out who they really are and how to stop them. That is if they can make it back before the end of third period.study hall. New abilities, new allies, new enemies and new problems present themselves in the second 'album' of the Songs My Father Taught Me Saga.
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about this book: Pandemonium Justified picks up right where The MisEducation leaves off. Lee and crew are still reeling from the big bomb that Jay has dropped on them. during Christmas break. However, they don't get long to ponder the implications of that revelation as they are thrust back into school for the remainder of the school year. Lee joins the schools glee club in an attempt to find some normalcy in his life only to have chaos spring forth from every song he sings.
