Hacking Harvard Book

Introduction:
The book I've read today for my book share is called "Hacking Harvard" by Robin Wasserman. This story takes place in modern times in America. The main characters are Eric, Max, Schwarz and Lex (She comes near the end of the book). The main conflict was a bet of a hundred dollars to try to hack Harvard with the worst person in school to try and get into Harvard to prove that the admissions system is not perfect or functional. The team had to find a way to get Clay (a bad student) into Harvard while avoiding other hackers and getting caught. The story ends with Clay going to Harvard happily while the team happily pursues their dreams and gets a lot of money and wins the bet. The theme is that it is not impossible for an unachieved person to get into a good college. As one can see, I think that conflict made this book well developed.
Body Paragraph:
"This isn't us," Eric said frantically. "There's got to be some kind of interference-everything's working fine." (Wasserman pg. 245) In the novel "Hacking Harvard" the use of conflict was marvelously developed. Throughout the story there was a lot of conflict especially when Clay had his interview with the admissions officer of Harvard and the ear piece signal in his ear got interfered so that the team couldn't tell Clay what to do. Luckily, Clay started to improvise while the team searched for the interferer, but when they found the interferer it was Lex (Eric's friend) and that made huge conflicts between them and the team. In the end, Lex helps the team hack into Harvard even though she wants to learn there and that binds the conflict between her and the team. As one can see, the use of conflict was fantastically developed.
Recommendation:
The book "Hacking Harvard" is very well constructed and I would recommend this book to middle school. First, I would recommend this book to middle school because it is about hacking a high rated college. Second, the Lexile is pretty high so that it's neither too easy nor hard. Third, the plot would interest every single middle schooler. As one can see, "Hacking Harvard" is considered very exciting because of the plot and conflict.