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Initial thoughts: I didn't have the pleasure of reading the book before Rogue Invasion, but it didn't really take away from my enjoyment of this installment! Rogue Invasion highlighted the role of the teacher and the non-soldiers in a war that was being fought in more than two fronts. While the school itself is a school for adapted soldiers, we don't forget as readers that Brant teaches kids, from 6-year-olds to kids in high school. Not the type of people we picture a soldiers. The backdrop was great, I loved reading all the preparation that went into the politics, and the drama, of both IAS and the Maverick crew. A pleasantly surprising read!
Initial thoughts: I didn't have the pleasure of reading the book before Rogue Invasion, but it didn't really take away from my enjoyment of this installment! Rogue Invasion highlighted the role of the teacher and the non-soldiers in a war that was being fought in more than two fronts. While the school itself is a school for adapted soldiers, we don't forget as readers that Brant teaches kids, from 6-year-olds to kids in high school. Not the type of people we picture a soldiers. The backdrop was great, I loved reading all the preparation that went into the politics, and the drama, of both IAS and the Maverick crew. A pleasantly surprising read!
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