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5 of 5 people found the following review helpful:
5.0 out of 5 stars An electrifying story, November 15, 2000
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gossymer (Austin, Texas) - See all my reviews
I've read the entire Mindwarp series of 10 books and I still think Aftershock is the best (Alien Terror comes in second). Since there's no real explanation of the book I felt I'd better tell you what it's about. Antonia `Toni' Douglas is your typical American girl. Cheerleader and shopper, she does things with zest and wit and an excellent vocabulary. The story opens up with her shopping in a mall for a birthday present (she's turning 13). However, while in the changing room, she gets transported to the past (ten years before to be exact!). She does return, but when she dose, she's arrested for shoplifting (she had `left' with a boutique shirt still on). Later on, during a storm, Toni gets chased by punks and just when she thinks she's done for, the punks get zapped by lightning. It isn't until later that Toni discovers that it wasn't lightning from the sky, but an electricity bolt from HER. Toni has the powers to drain electricity from objects and shock people- also, if she collects enough electricity, she can go back through time. It's then that Toni finds out she's not alone. 5 other teens also have powers. This is the basic info. on them:

Ethan Rogers has super human fighting abilities (more in Alien Terror, #1 Mindwarp), Ashley Rose can swim underwater for any amount of time, and can split herself like a `planariun' worm and regrow body parts, without harming herself (more in Alien Blood, Mindwarp #2) and Jack Raynes can comprehend and speak any language even insect, fax, and alien (Alien Scream, #3). Elena Vargas (Second Sight, #4 Mindwarp) has the powers of a seer, a telepath and can move out of her body in spirit. Todd Aldridge (Shape Shifter, #5)is a shape shifter. However, it isn't long before things tart to fall apart. Toni discovers that there's somebody out to eliminate the `gifted' teens. The things are shape shifters, super human beings (with black bug like globes where their eyes should be) that try to kill you right when your powers emerge. Elena and Todd have already been captured and the creatures now want the rest.

And they are clueless as to how they can stop them.

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3 of 3 people found the following review helpful:
5.0 out of 5 stars Just Read This Fantastic Book, May 17, 2000
By A Customer
What I think is so great about Mindwarp #6 is that Chris Archer-- I'm assuming that he's a guy, and not "Christine Archer"-- has told the story of a twelve year old African American girl so convincingly! I'm going through the Mindwarp series with my kids, and I've been really impressed with all of them, but this one has been the most consistently innovative and surprising. Keep it up, Chris!
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3 of 3 people found the following review helpful:
5.0 out of 5 stars A very exciting and interesting book!, July 26, 1998
By A Customer
Toni Douglas is amazed when she finds out that she can travel in time, back to her dead mother! Toni goes through many adventures, such as being almost abducted by "Aliens" This is a great book for all ages!
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2 of 2 people found the following review helpful:
5.0 out of 5 stars The best Mindwarp book, July 18, 1998
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I thought this was the best Mindwarp book...and also the funniest. Toni Douglas is accused of shoplifting and she finds out her friends, Lynette Barbini and Kara White, aren't really her friends. They turn against her, mostly Lynette. Then Toni's picture was posted on the Wall of Shame. She was the only one without multiple piercings and a tatoo. When she and her dad drove home, the car *dropped dead*. It seemed all the energy was drained out of the car. Then a gang attacked her for no reason. Toni won. Some type of lightning striked. It was purple *lightning*. Toni faints and wakes up in the hospital. Officer Rogers, Ethan's dad and police officer, questioned her. Then he asked her if she would go to identify the gang. She went. The gang was putting up a fight, but when Toni came, Pluto (the fat one) dragged them into the back of the police van and....
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4 of 5 people found the following review helpful:
5.0 out of 5 stars Very, Very cool!, April 12, 2000
By A Customer
I read Aftershock and thought it was soooo excellent! I love Toni's personality! I would love to have her powers! I've read all the Mindwarp books and they are so good. You can't put them down! Anyone who dreams of having superpowers will love it!
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4 of 5 people found the following review helpful:
5.0 out of 5 stars SIDE EFFECTS: You'll want to read the whole series!, August 23, 1998
By A Customer
All it took was the first chapter and I was hooked! This book is funny and adventurous.

I love Antonia(Toni):she never let the opponent have the last book in an argument and her impulsiveness made me laugh.

AFTERSHOCK is a definate 5 star keeper!!!

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1 of 1 people found the following review helpful:
4.0 out of 5 stars All together, August 6, 2004
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I loved having finally all the kids together, i never got to read alien blood as i cant find it anywhere but by the end of the first 6 books i feel i know her as well as the others. Any way this book is great as you now feel as if the kids are a real team and could do a lot together and have a chance against the omegas(read #7) Toni is a great character and i think has the best powerse, shes not my faveourite though, thats Jack and Elena, they are both soooo cool. Toni's abillity to control electricity really helps all the kids in loads of situations throughout the books. This book is the book where something big finally happens to the group and they are really put to the test.A great book and real "on the edge of your seater"
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1 of 1 people found the following review helpful:
5.0 out of 5 stars I am a 36 yearsold and I can't put these stories down..., May 23, 1998
By A Customer
These books are great, maybe not great literature, but they sure cause my children to speculate and speculate and postulate and ask questions. I can't figure out what is going on or what is going to happen and that is a refreshing change in kid's mass market writing. I suggest these books for reluctant readers or if they have read all in the Animorphs series. These books have more of an edge then the Animorphs and they don't have the same humour, but that's what makes them so exciting. The only problem is that they don't get published fast enough.
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5.0 out of 5 stars I hope you all enjoy my shocking book. Chris :-), April 24, 1998
By A Customer
Toni Douglas has found out about her superhuman ability to control electicity. IT ROKS.
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1 of 2 people found the following review helpful:
5.0 out of 5 stars my favorite!, July 31, 2002
By A Customer
its an awesome book! in fact, its my favorite. you really should read it if you like mindwarp books! i think toni, the person who gets the powers, has a really cool power. she can travel through time and get electricity from her palms. i can't think of anything else to type, but you really should read it!
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Aftershock (Mindwarp) by Chris Archer (School & Library Binding - June 1998)
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