Lockdown

I.

Personally I do not think that a child prison, like furnace, would never be in place, but this story takes place in the U.K. but I still think they wouldn't allow it. It would be like Orleans Parish Prison but for children. Let us not forget what goes on in a prison. Things such as rape, violence (even murder) and once you get accustomed to prison life it is hard to invert back to your normal life. Of course Furnace is a life sentence facility so inverting back will not be needed, and not to mention the cost of doing so.

II.

Honestly I probably couldn't have come up with a plan like they did, but situations arise: if if I was there I'd 

definitely go with it.

III.

Ya I would jump in the river even if it meant death, it'd definitely be better than Furnace.

IV.

 I plan on reading all 5 books. I do hope that they escape even if it is for a little bit.

I will be posting more as I read on



Comments.
but it is armed with men and mounted machine guns, you would have some sort of vanguard of people willing to die then use the lifeless bodies as a shield. man that would be messed up.

Well i'm not totally disagreeing with, but a place so far under ground that you have no sunlight. People get wrongly accused of crimes they didn't commit, and later they do get out. you know how messed up they would be?
Joseph I agree, children just shouldn't be put to go through that even if they did murder someone.

My Independent book choice

My first choice for my independent novel would be Lockdown: Escape from Furnace. I Chose this because it seems that it is the best by genre and the basic background of the book. I can't really say that I'm expecting anything out  of it because I'm not an avid reader, but there are a few good books I read out of my own volition.























Miss Peregrine’s Home for Peculiar Children  Would have to be my second choice. I chose this because I didn't really like any of the others and this one's got pictures. 

"Andres I chose this book too, I hope it's good."