This is what I liked most about The Enemy by Charlie Higson was that it supplied so much detail in the book that it made you feel like you were in the book. With every new chapter you got more and more locked into the book. This book is a roller coaster of emotions sometimes you feel happy other times you feel fear even though you just reading a book. For example when one of the little kids gets taken by the adults you feel the same emotion of his friends. Charlie Higson does a great job of explaining everything to you the reader.

     Whilst I was reading the book I started to notice little hints to things that weren't that big but they were really neat to notice and understand. For example when the scavenging party goes to the mall to look for supplies some of the boys notice things they once had with their families before everything happened. This in my opinion gives a little perspective as to what it was like before everything went bad.   As the reader you also see the leader of the survival group go form a little boy to a man in a very short time.