Airborn and Skybreaker

by Stori

Published September 30, 2007

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I loved these books. Airborn tells the story of Matt Cruse, a cabin boy on the airship Aurora. He and Kate DeVries discover a new animal called the cloud cat.

Skybreaker is about how they discover an ancient ship called the Hyperion. The action picks up, and the story never flags.

So, for fans of alternate-world fiction and fantasy, Airborn and Skybreaker are a must.

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Firestar commented Comment · Apr 4, 2008

I love these books!!! I would recommend them to anybody.

Cold And Broken Halleluja wrote a review Review · Dec 4, 2007

I've been obsessed with that movie for almost forever, and now I'm really into these books. Personally, I think that Airborn and Skybreaker would make really great movies. But, only if they stayed close to the plot in the book. You know how movies like that go sometimes. It's based on the book yet they always mess up the plot ^^

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Stori commented Comment · Nov 5, 2007

Yeah, I saw Treausre Planet. Story was well done, and they adapted it to space well.

lyrical_sunshine wrote a review Review · Oct 17, 2007

OOOH, Airborn is on my list of top ten favorite books. i haven't read Skybreaker yet but i REALLY REALLY want to.

and yes, cloud cats can fly. but Kyte, you GAVE AWAY THE TWIST! shame on you! anyway, these are amazing books. has anyone seen Treasure Planet, the movie? it's sort of like that. the characters are so well-developed. i have a bit of a crush on Matt Cruse. :D

EnchantressMuffin commented Comment · Oct 15, 2007

Airborn sounds pretty awesome! What's a cloud cat? Can it fly? Does it have wings? Ooh!

Peace, love, chocolate,
Muffin

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Rydia commented Comment · Sep 30, 2007

Did someone mention Cat? Sounds cool!



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