The forger door Robert O'Neill

1. -The forger.
-Robert O’Neill.
-93 pages.

2. -It’s a detective story with some spy in it.

3. -It was quit easy, because it was a lot of action. When is saw the front-page I thought that it would be a boring book (it is a very dark front-page). But when it started to read it, it was very exiting. I liked to read it.

4. -The story is about a forger, Sharp, who makes forgeries, steals the originals and than replace it with his painting. A young artist called David makes paintings for movies. On a certain day Inspector Moore comes to ask him for a favour. He wants him to be the new assistant of Sharp and to go undercover. He accepted it and went to Switzerland. When he was there it was pure for the business but after a while he had moral problems. Sharp was not only a great artist he also had a very pretty daughter called Karen. Karen is a top athlete. She steals and replaces the paintings. He has to meet every week a women from the police, but he has to be careful there are 2 bad men that want to kill him.

5. What do we learn about the burglar at the end of chapter 1?
-It was a woman called Karen
How old was the article Moore told him about?
-It was 20 years old
What was Orton doing when David went into his office?
-He was reading a letter.
Orton offered David work. What kind a work was it?
-It was to do forgery. He had no choice had must accept it.
Why did Sharp didn’t like the hand of his painting?
-The thumb, it was only colour and a shape.
Jenny said Sharp did 2 kinds of jobs. Witch ones?
-First he does forgeries of pictures in the museums all over the world. Then the originals are stolen.
Why G. and H. brought David to that place?
-To kill him and bury him.
What did the police find there?
-A body of a guy who used to work for Sharp.
Sharp wanted the whole world to know something. What?
-That he painted “the lady with green eyes”
What happened with Orton?
-He told everything about the forgeries to the police