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3.39 AVERAGE
3.39 AVERAGE
Definently one of the maze runner books of all time. Kinda cool seeing the fall of civilization, but at the same time, not nearly as good as the other books. Kinda forgettable.
3,5
Muy entretenido. Lo disfruté de sobremanera. Sin embargo sigue sin ser la saga de mi vida, pero este libro me gustó bastante mas que algún libro de la trilogía original :3
Muy entretenido. Lo disfruté de sobremanera. Sin embargo sigue sin ser la saga de mi vida, pero este libro me gustó bastante mas que algún libro de la trilogía original :3
l’odio che ho provato per mark si dai primi capitoli non l’ho mai provato per nessun personaggio letterario credo
sicuramente mi leggerò tutta la saga visto che era da un po’ che pensavo di farlo, però spero che i prossimi non siano una pornografia della rissa come questo libro: sul serio, come si fa a sopravvivere a così tanti pestaggi senza nemmeno uscirne con un graffio o un osso rotto che compromettono il tuo futuro a breve termine? erano davvero necessarie tutte queste descrizioni delle dinamiche degli scontri?
grande no per mark e trina
grande sì per quella povera disgraziata di lana
un ni per alec
ps ma è una ragazzina o una bambina di 4 anni???
sicuramente mi leggerò tutta la saga visto che era da un po’ che pensavo di farlo, però spero che i prossimi non siano una pornografia della rissa come questo libro: sul serio, come si fa a sopravvivere a così tanti pestaggi senza nemmeno uscirne con un graffio o un osso rotto che compromettono il tuo futuro a breve termine? erano davvero necessarie tutte queste descrizioni delle dinamiche degli scontri?
grande no per mark e trina
grande sì per quella povera disgraziata di lana
un ni per alec
ps ma è una ragazzina o una bambina di 4 anni???
"She’s immune to the Flare. Use her. Do it before the crazy people find you."
idk bruv I liked some parts but other parts I didnt care for and I wasnt overly attached to the main characters. Mark felt selfishly one dimensional like Thomas. The concept for this book is cool but it feels a lot like just going back to cover up for the lame ending of the original trilogy
idk bruv I liked some parts but other parts I didnt care for and I wasnt overly attached to the main characters. Mark felt selfishly one dimensional like Thomas. The concept for this book is cool but it feels a lot like just going back to cover up for the lame ending of the original trilogy
adventurous
emotional
mysterious
reflective
tense
slow-paced
Plot or Character Driven:
Plot
Strong character development:
Yes
Loveable characters:
No
Diverse cast of characters:
No
Flaws of characters a main focus:
Complicated
medium-paced
adventurous
dark
mysterious
tense
medium-paced
Plot or Character Driven:
A mix
Strong character development:
Yes
Loveable characters:
Yes
Diverse cast of characters:
Yes
Flaws of characters a main focus:
Yes
adventurous
challenging
dark
emotional
funny
hopeful
inspiring
lighthearted
mysterious
medium-paced
Plot or Character Driven:
A mix
Strong character development:
Complicated
Loveable characters:
Yes
Diverse cast of characters:
Yes
Flaws of characters a main focus:
Yes
How can a book with this much action in be this boring in places? Oh yeah, when there's non-stop action so that you can't draw breath and process it and no character development.
What I liked... The fact that Thomas and Teresa didn't really feature was a real plus. I was beyond bored of them after reading three books about them (especially you Teresa). I liked the flashbacks about how the flares affected the world in the first place (despite the chronological dream format, highly unlikely!) and I liked the descriptions of the Flare's progression and how crazy it turned people.
What I didn't like. Trina was annoying (Dashner has no idea how to write a strong female character). But again you couldn't really care for anyone because they were all so two-dimensional. The middle section with the fight in the berg was particularly dull.
At least it was better than the Death Cure.
What I liked... The fact that Thomas and Teresa didn't really feature was a real plus. I was beyond bored of them after reading three books about them (especially you Teresa). I liked the flashbacks about how the flares affected the world in the first place (despite the chronological dream format, highly unlikely!) and I liked the descriptions of the Flare's progression and how crazy it turned people.
What I didn't like. Trina was annoying (Dashner has no idea how to write a strong female character). But again you couldn't really care for anyone because they were all so two-dimensional. The middle section with the fight in the berg was particularly dull.
At least it was better than the Death Cure.
Very mediocre. I skipped at least one third of the pages.