Unbroken Spine: Summary

This book is a treasure, it pushes you to think about certain things that we would think of in our twenty-first century lives. I would encourage everyone that has a desire for answers to the over looked questions. It gives an answer that is less on the magic side and give you an insight to the great minds of the future and past. The characters of the book are unique and assemble almost a magical team. The plot of the story is simple, however, to truly under the characters yearns and reasoning behind their actions you have to picture yourself in their place. I know my audience, my teachers, have to read the paragraph where the ending is described to complete my summary. Furthermore, I urge you to read the book for your self due to the fact …show more content…
Google has a big day to translate the book into english, Mr. Penumbra, some unbound members, Clay and Kat are gathered around and wait for the answer. The plan falls through and Mr. Penumbra disappears out of embarrassment. The characters are depressed and you assume the book will end because there is a low in the story. Clay is searching for Mr. Penumbra because he wants to try another plan to solve the puzzle, he goes to one of Penumbra’s friends and a deal was made. For the address of Penumbra, Clay has to locate a set of stamps from Griffo Gerritszoon. He was the coder of the creator’s book, yet he was not the creator himself. Clay finds the set and while listening to an audiobook from an old Unbroken Spine member, he solves it! He gathers all the characters together to show them the answer the Unbound Spine’s greatest problem. The answer was within the coder’s stamps, the tiny indents on the stamps turn the code into latin and then Clay translated the messages into english. The answer to immortality that the cult was looking for was to live on through your work, Griffo Gerritszoon lived on through his puzzle that the cult had been trying to solve for years. The book was the creator’s journal of his life and Griffo Gerritszoon, his friend, coded it and for the desire for immortality, lived through his greatest