You've probably heard of this book before. Some of you might have even read this book before I have! This captivating novel, is one that will leave you breathless. Within the first pages, you're already pulled in too deep to get out. Tommy, abandoned in a lift, has no idea who he is, where he is, and why he was there. Goodness, he didn't even know how old he was, let alone his last name. Thomas has been swaying around for at least a half hour, and he doesn't know what to do! But once common sense reaches him, he gives out cries for help, and then gets it. Then as he steps out into the rays if the sun, and his new friends, he begins his new journey. To find himself, and to get out. He quickly figures out how things work around the Glade (the place that he was bought upon). They've been surrounded by a maze, and have been trying to figure out how to escape for years. The only people who step outside of the Glade, are Runners. Many have died trying, many have never been seen again. But for some reason, Tommy has just been pulled in. And he feels as if this"”is his destiny.
Deuce has strived to become a Huntress for her enclave ever since she was a small brat. When she earns the six scars showing her status, however, she gets more than she can bargain for. Discovering that a nearby enclave has been destroyed by monstrous creatures called "Freaks," she must team up with her fellow Hunter, Fade, to persuade the elders of the new danger. The elders, however, refuse the warnings and exile Deuce and Fade. Even so, Deuce's troubles are just beginning.
In this book, placed in the future, Tally must decide whether to undergo a procedure to make her pretty. Everyone is considered an "ugly" until they undergo the procedure. Although she has been looking forward to this procedure for several years, she begins to question whether this is right decision. What will she choose?
In the future souls from other planets take over humans bodies. Melanie is part of a resistance group against the souls. Eventually she is caught and her body becomes the host for a soul named Wanderer. What problems will arise when two people must live in the same body?
This book is the sequel to the popular novel, Unwind. Thanks to the events at the end of Unwind, the medical act of unwinding has now come under the light of morality but now unwinding is not a big business that corporations want to see continue. But now, there is a perhaps far more disturbing process called rewinding that involves creating a human purely from unwound parts. With all the main characters from Unwind plus several new ones, there is a journey that questions the meaning life, souls, and what it means to be truly alive.
Along with Unwind, UnWholly is a must read for anyone.
The Angel Experiment, the first book in the thrilling Maximum Ride series, follows a girl named Max and her family who call themselves "the flock." Max is not a normal 14 year-old by any means. She's 98% hman, 2% aian. She has wings and can fly. So can the rest of her flock. Only four years ago, they escaped the terrifying science laboratory called the School with the help of a whitecoat named Jeb. But now, their past is catching up to them. The youngest of the flock, Angel, is kidnapped by Erasers (human/lupine hybrids-think werewolves). And now, Max and the flock have to fly back to the place of their nightmares-the School to rescue their friend. Filled with humor, sarcasm, action, adventure, mystery suspense, and a lot more, this epic science fiction novel will leave you breathless. Will Angel be rescued? Will Max find the best chocolate chip cookie ever? Will she find (gasp) love? Hey, Max, while you're at it, why don't you find out why you and the flock were made? Or, hey, maybe even save the world? Read this book to find out what happens!
This book gets really interesting really fast. Jenni, the main character, over the summer, goes to a place over the summer and gets to see her friend Autumn and her family. But when Jenni goes on an elevator to see Autumn, something strange happens.
What if you could see your future. What if every little thing you did, caused your future to change. In 1996 Emma and her best friend Josh receive an AOL computer disk but surprisingly Emma is able to log onto her facebook account fifteen years in the future. Each day something changes. What does their future hold?
Amy is frozen. She is one of the 100 people cryogenically frozen and stuck on board of the Godspeed. Godspeed is a huge space ship that is heading for another planet, but whose journey will take 300 years. Also on board are 2000 other unfrozen passengers. Amy is violently awakened early and is in denial. Elder is a young teen boy who is being groomed to become the leader of the ship. Soon after Amy is awakened other frozens are also murdered. Elder and Amy are then wrapped up in the mystery of murder, but not without some twists on the way!
The Thirteenth Reality: The Journal of Curious Letters, is about a thirteen year-old genious named Tick. When Tick discovers a strange letter in the mail, unexplainable things start happening, and only because he decided not to burn the letter. Over e-mail, Tick discovers others that got the same letters and clues. Tick, Sofia, and Paul have no idea what will happen after they've solved the twelve clues and end up on a life-threatening adventure. This book is fun and exciting. It definately makes you think about what will happen to your life depending on your choices, and which choice would've been better. Quantum physics is probably the most unknown science of all, or should I say theory.
In A Million Suns, people are stuck on an non-moving ship, in space, that is falling a part. The ship's goal is to reach a new planet like Earth, but secrets are all over. They must learn the secrets in time, and at the same time stop the rebellion of the people on the ship.
The unknown book of the famous author is by far more touching than any in the Twilight series. In this world the earth has been taken over by aliens who must use our bodies to live.Wanderer had a normal incersion and life until she notices one difference. Her host's mind doesn't fade away like the others. soon she is in love with her host's relatives and is looking for them. That doesn't happen, they find her. Wanderer finds herself in a human community and everyone hates her. Not because of her personality,but because she's an alien. Will be accepted into this group, or even survive long enough for it? This and excellent book that i recommend to anyone and everyone.
Cosmo lives in an orphanage on the outskirts of Satellite city. Everything in and aroung Satellite city is controlled by the Satellite. Lately though the Satellite has been failing and that is exactly how Cosmo manages to escape. cosmo then procides to survive being fried by a generator. Just when Cosmo thinks he might be okay blue creatures fizzing with energy come and seem to suck the energy out of him. following closely are a group of kids who call themselves the Supernaturalists. Soon Cosmo is accepted into the group and is promptly taught their trade, killing those creatures. But are they truly killing them or helping them?
This movie is about a handicapped man that wants to help the world. When he goes into the world of the Navi, he falls in love with the "princess" and does not want to help the humans anymore. The humans were planning to destroy the Navis home. Jake Sully is the man that wants to help the Navi instead of the humans. When the Humans figure out that he is helping the Navi, they attempt to kill them. But Jake is smart and launchs an attack against the humans. Watch the movie to find out who wins the war.
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The gunslinger by Stephen King is an amazing book with bottomless excitement and nonstop enjoyment. The book uses a very unique writing style where when you start the book you know nothing and gain information by memories from the past throughout the book. The book is very descriptive so it is easy to be able to picture everything just as the author imagines it should be. The book is about Roland, he is a gunslinger, the last of his kind. Set in a post-apocolyptic mid western setting he sets off for an amazing journey across the desert. This book is unlike any other i have ever read and is now one of my favorite books. Currently there are seven books in the dark towers series, this being the first, and it is very excited that I can have a fun long lasting series that I will enjoy for a long time. I highly recommend this book.
As a person who is very interested in biology and many of the topics discussed in the book i did find it interesting but not all that thrilling or well written. I thought it was quite precictable and hard to understand when it got into the nitty-gritty science things. I did not understand many of the science terms even though i have studied these things for over two months. I also found the book to have a flat plotline. Even the tense and more exciting scenes were not much more than people yelling and threatening each other. Also i dont understand how many little parts of the story relate to the main plot of the story and as the book goes on they never explain it or even say why it was put in there in the first place. All in all the book was not terrible and was pretty good for a science book but it would not be something i would choose to read in my free time for fun.
How would you like to live underwater? You would have to breathe in Liquigen, a liquid oxygen, any time you went outside. You'd have to watch out for sharks when ever you went outside. If you were a kid, you might even develop a Dark Gift. You'd even have to beware of outlaws. These are the problems faced by the characters in Dark Life by Kat Falls. Twenty percent of our continent has fallen into the ocean and people have to live in one room apartments in the cities that are left. Some people move to an experimental territory on the bottom of the ocean. There, they enjoy 100 acres of land, but have issues as well. Read this book to find out what happens to people who live on the bottom of the ocean.
In a world where earth is still bitter about an alien war that ended decades ago, in a world where religion is banned, in a world where children with futures in warfare are sent to train for battle at the age of six, here lives Ender Wiggen. Ender is a Third, meaning the third child where more than two can only be had by a family with special permission from the government. His two older siblings, Peter and Valentine, were rejected from the battle school, and Ender is their last hope. He is taken away to the school in space, where teachers throw everything they have at him to make him a better commander. By the age of eleven, Ender is a hardened and jaded soldier, ready to conquer an alien race that attacked the earth years ago. But what might be best for the world is by no means best for Ender. Ender is a genius, a killer, and a master strategist. But he's still a little boy, alone and scared of others, but mostly terrified of himself.
It was a high speed chase of excitement! A wonderful, rare read that keeps you wanting more. I would suggest this book to mature readers who like action, adventure, sci-fi, and not being able to stop reading! One of the best books I have read!
If you were the type of person to love Hunger Games, then this is the book series for you! The Maze Runner series is a science fiction series for those people who don't think they would like science fiction and also for those who already love it. In the first book, Thomas finds himself in a strange world not being able to remember anything from his past. When he gets up, he also finds himself with a whole bunch of teenage boys. This is when the mystery begins. In this sequel to The Maze Runner, you are still left wanting more, but also feeling as if you have been given more bits of the puzzle as time goes on. The Scorch Trials is just as good and loads as interesting as the first books. The thing about these two books is that they both at points just will plain confuse the reader, but also wanting them to find answers. In this book, the reader has a good time reading it due to being well written, good plot, and twists and turns that no one can see coming. Overall, this book made me very impatient while I currently wait for the next book. :)