Like a paper airplane, this book was like a smooth flight. It was like background music. Unfortunately, I wanted a roller coaster and rock and roll. Give me twists and turns.

This is a sequel to Bringing Down the Mouse (I didn't read this one). This time NASA recruits Numbers (Charlie) to find stolen moon rocks and he brings along his friends to join a national paper airplane tournament as a ruse to get closer to the thief.

I realize that I'm not the target demographic for this book. But I did find the storyline simplistic and the characters flat. And also the book hit one of my pet peeves of stupid passwords, twice.

For me, the book could have been saved if I felt an emotional connection to the characters. But I didn't ... so this book just gets two stars from me. ( )