Reviews

Hawking's Hallway by Neal Shusterman, Eric Elfman

rfulleman's review

5.0

Together, the series is 5-stars. Each of the books is a well written, well thought out story. Fantastic stories that will capture kids' attention and get them to read! I will highly recommend these to students coming into the library looking for a good series to read. The stories are intricate and fast-moving. The research that went into writing this series was impressive. I really enjoyed reading them and was actually a bit disappointed that the story had to end. These have it all. But, what I will have to tell students is to READ THEM IN ORDER! That's the best way. Book 2 and 3 wouldn't be as good without having read the previous book.

Well done. Thank you Neal Shusterman and Eric Elfman for an entertaining journey through time and space.

rlynnparsons's review

5.0

This third book in this trilogy was definitely the best of the three. A lot of new story elements other than just finding Nick's garage sale items and a lot of cool plot twists. This trilogy was a really fun YA/middle grade science fiction read and I couldn't stop smiling after finishing it. Loved it.

tamaracarvallo's review against another edition

5.0

THAT ENDING. Both authors are geniuses, in the end all the pieces of the puzzle fit perfectly in ways you could never have imagined. In general, I don't do well with books dealing with time travel and things related to it like the butterfly effect, but in this one they explained it in a way that I understood, unlike The Raven Cycle (to this day I don't understand) and to a lesser extent Caraval. In this book I laughed much more than the previous one, that's why I also give it a higher rating. Wouldn't it be crazy if everything about Thomas Edison and Nikola Tesla were true? I would like to think that this is the true story.

nerdygeekyfanboy's review against another edition

4.0

Een waardige afsluiter van een heerlijke en humorvolle trilogie! Lees hier mijn recensie: https://nerdygeekyfanboy.com/recensie/recensie-de-toekomst-van-hawking-accelerati-3/

destiel74's review against another edition

4.0

While the series is not my favorite among Shusterman's books it's still enjoyable and I think it deserves to be remembered more. The ending is pretty crazy but in a good-very weird way. I liked how Nick solved the problems with time travel. I'm pretty sad that this is the last book but I know their spirit will live on.

lblewis01's review against another edition

4.0

Great ending to the series; kept me guessing until the end!