In "Among the Impostors" by Margaret Peterson Haddix, the resolution reveals the protagonist, Luke, and his friends confronting the dangers posed by the oppressive society that enforces strict population control. They ultimately find courage and camaraderie as they work together to expose the truth about their identities and the injustices they face. The story concludes with a sense of hope and determination, as Luke and his allies plot to challenge the status quo and seek freedom.
Science Fiction
An example of a simile from "Among the Imposters" by Margaret Peterson Haddix is "I was scared as if someone had reached down my throat and squeezed my heart."
In the book "Among the Imposters," lecker means delicious or tasty. It is a German word used to describe food that is enjoyable to eat.
Blend in
like imposters are among us
i have read among the imposters and i have found that lecker means dork
Luke wanted freedom but he couldn't because of the population police.
because he wants to fit in
"An exnays" in "Among the Imposters" by Margaret Peterson Haddix is a term used by the protagonist, Luke, and his friends to refer to children who have been killed or taken away by the Population Police. It represents a way of avoiding speaking about death directly.
Brave, resourceful, and determined.
The second book in the Shadow Children series is Among the Imposters.
Luke wanted freedom but he couldnt get it because of the population police