Title: The Scorch Trials Author: James Dashner Series: The Maze Runner (book 2) Publisher: Chicken House Ltd Release Date: 5 Jun. 2014 ISBN: 9781909489417 Synopsis Solving the Maze was supposed to be the end. No more puzzles. And no more running. Thomas was sure that escaping meant he would get his life back. But no one knew what sort of a life they were going back to... Burned and baked, the earth is a wasteland, its people driven mad by an infection known as the Flare. Instead of freedom, Thomas must face another trial. He must cross the Scorch to once again save himself and his friends. My Review I enjoyed Maze Runner overall but had a few reservations, but I was intrigued to find out more so started to read Scorch Trials. The Gladers are out of the maze, but it's not the comforting end they hoped for, instead the experiments continue, but on a much larger and more dangerous scale. Thomas and his friends must once more band together to try and overcome all the trials an...
Numbed by David Lubar is a book for late elementary/early middle school. The two main characters visit the math museum with their class and manage to insult a math loving robot who "numbs" them, meaning that Benedict and Logan are no longer able to do math. Too bad the boys are about to take a big math test at school, the results of which will determine if the class gets an awesome reward.
Benedict and Logan must return to the museum, and finish a bunch of math tests to regain their math ability or else they are going to let their whole class down.
This book is aimed at a different age group than the books I normally read. I did enjoy the characters, and the information about math, but the book seemed really short to me. I do think that it would be good in a school or public library for kids in 4 - 6 grade, and would recommend it to readers my library.
Benedict and Logan must return to the museum, and finish a bunch of math tests to regain their math ability or else they are going to let their whole class down.
This book is aimed at a different age group than the books I normally read. I did enjoy the characters, and the information about math, but the book seemed really short to me. I do think that it would be good in a school or public library for kids in 4 - 6 grade, and would recommend it to readers my library.
Nhận xét
Đăng nhận xét