The author Margaret Peterson Haddix has multiple different characters in her books. For example, Jonah Skidmore in her book Found. He is a thirteen year old adopted boy who has a younger sister named Katherine. The author states that his appearance is quite similar to Charles Lindbergh's. It was also hinted that he lives in Ohio, enjoys basketball, argues with his sister, has a hard time paying attention in school, and can be quite the lazy one. Jonah sounds like your typical everyday teenager. You can guess that he talks and thinks like one as well. Some examples being "My mom is so naggy" and "My sister always gets her way" (Haddix Found). As for his little sister Katherine, she is very …show more content…
The Missing Series setting depends on where they're going in that book. Each one is a new adventure. Though the plot itself is slightly difficult to understand, it's so clever and fantastical that you can't stop reading. The Shadow Children's setting is like a distopian, futuristic world. It's very well thought out. The plot is much like others, but the character development and word choice allows the book to have its own twist. The plots and settings of these books are very interesting, mind boggling, satisfying, and it's very evident when readers read through her