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...
At 10 years old Imogen Rockford lost her parents in a fire at their family home in England. She's spent the 7 years since then trying to put that terrible night out of her mind and get on with her life with her adoptive family in New York City. Then, information is brought forth that makes Imogen return to her family home, and to the memories she left behind there.
I guess this book is supposed to be somewhat of a mystery, and I can't describe it much more than I have without giving too much away. I liked the tone of the novel, and the idea behind it, but I think in the end I was left a little underwhelmed. Maybe I am getting old, maybe I am just sick of girls who can't hold themselves together around the boy who is obviously "the one". Who knows, but honestly, Imogen's obsession with her childhood friend Sebastian did start to get on my nerves. We spent more time with her mooning over him than on the mystery and history surrounding her family and the Rockford Manner (which would have been way more interesting).
I guess this book is supposed to be somewhat of a mystery, and I can't describe it much more than I have without giving too much away. I liked the tone of the novel, and the idea behind it, but I think in the end I was left a little underwhelmed. Maybe I am getting old, maybe I am just sick of girls who can't hold themselves together around the boy who is obviously "the one". Who knows, but honestly, Imogen's obsession with her childhood friend Sebastian did start to get on my nerves. We spent more time with her mooning over him than on the mystery and history surrounding her family and the Rockford Manner (which would have been way more interesting).
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