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Nobody is immortal
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Hey guys! So, I recently finished FANG: A Maximum Ride Novel and it was a tremendous success in my eyes. It is book six in the series, and the next book is apparently going to ANGEL: A Maximum Ride Novel.
Can't wait. If it's anything like FANG, then I so want to read it.---
Okay, the plot:
FANG WILL BE THE FIRST TO DIE...
For years, Max. Has been desperately on the run from evil forces trying to prevent her from her destiny to save the world--but nothing has ever rocked her world like this horrifying prophetic message. Fang is Max's best friend, her soul mate, her partner in leading her flock of winged children. A life without Fang is a life unimaginable.
Max's desperate desire to protect Fang brings the two closer than ever. But their world is turned upside-down yet again when another winged boy, the beautiful Dylan, is introduced to the flock. Raised in a lab, like the flock, he exists for only one reason: He was created to be Max's perfect other half.
Now a battle of science against soul and perfection versus passion unfolds, twists, and turns...and meanwhile, the apocalypse is coming.
AND THE ENDING WILL SHOCK YOU.
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Rating: 10/10:
Okay, maybe it's just that I like this book a lot. But I really think this was a huge success. Anyone else that's read it, feel free to contradict or agree.
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Review:
FANG: A Maximum Ride Novel completely draws in its reader, especially those with a backdrop of MR. Have you read MR? You tired of all that Global Warming stuff from Books 4 and 5? Well, FANG gets back to the roots of 'Flock (and Jeb) vs. World'.
Good Points: What makes a book great? Not necessarily the writing itself, or the author. Like it or not, it's the world. If you read a book, and can't really put yourself into its world then most likely it was good, but not absolutely filling. Let's think:
Percy Jackson and the Olympians - Can you create your own demigod, can you wish to live in the world of Percy, Grover and Camp Half-Blood? Heck yeah
Marvel and DC Comics - Definetely. How many times have we wanted to create our own humble little superheroes who meet Peter Parker? Tons.
So, if you finish a book and immediately begin plotting what and who you would be if it were reality, it's really good usually. This was the case with FANG, as with most other books.
Bad Points:
Um... do I have to re-read this? There was just one scene where there was to much back and forth flying. Otherwise...
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Characters:
Max - Well done. 8/10
Fang - 9/10 (Mainly because of the ending part which reveals Fang's true feeling via blog
)Angel - We all love this horrible dictator of a girl. I hated her because of who she was, otherwise, she was well made. 7/10
Iggy - 9/10. The silent one. He, however, always brought out the emotions of the group first. And though, after Gazzy and Jeb, he had nearly the least amount of lines, he was very well crafted. 10/10
Dylan - You've all been waiting for this huh? X/10. He wasn't too important in the story, but very likeable. We have yet to see where Patterson will go with him as right now, he's just a very cool blob.
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Overall:
Yeah, I've rambled about this books awesomeness, but you have to read it to appreciate it tons. I finished the book in one day I was so obsessed.
Fly On,
Hero.
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