Reviews for My life as a torpedo test target

The average rating for My life as a torpedo test target based on 2 reviews is 3 stars.

Review # 1 was written on 2015-09-13 00:00:00 Kevin Farrens I just finished reading this to my 7 year old, and I am simply awestruck with how awful the experience was. The premiss was absurd, but not in a fun way. The characters are all one sided terrible people. There are awkward underlying evangelical Christian tones. The ending was anticlimactic and abrupt, resolving a book-long moral dilemma with unconvincing logic that basically said, "my pastor says greed is bad, and a dolphin almost died, so it must be true."

Review # 2 was written on 2011-10-07 00:00:00 Tyler Phillips This boy named Wally goes on a boat ride to find gold. At the same time he leans something about greed. He learns that it is in a world war-II submarine. So all his buddy's go to that spot. By this time Wally was crazy about the gold because it was worth one million dollars$. When Wally finds the sub a crazy octopus was guarding it so with lot's of BOOM'S and BANG'S he made it. The gold bars where in a torpedo hole it was loaded that meant BIG NEWS! Look out here he comes