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3.45 AVERAGE
3.45 AVERAGE
informative
mysterious
slow-paced
Plot or Character Driven:
Character
Strong character development:
Yes
Loveable characters:
Yes
Diverse cast of characters:
Yes
Flaws of characters a main focus:
No
I'm so glad this is the last one! The more "extra" novels in this series, the angrier I get. Kill Order was a needless whirlwind of action scenes. The Fever Code was a walk down Thomas's memory lane that provided very little information that was important or even interest.
Now, this...a repeat of most of those last two books. Every "memo" bar maybe 1 or 2, was repeated from either of those prequels, in exactly the same words, and provided not a single new piece of information. Oh, and there were still inconsistencies amongst them. Such as the transcript of Thomas and Teresa's "1st meeting", except that it wasn't, because we were told in Fever Code that their first meeting was a disaster and had to be wiped from Thomas's memories. Also from the authors, by the looks of it.
By far, the most interesting part of the "book" were the Suppressed Memories, that showed us Minho's 3rd Trial, while Thomas was in the white room, and why he was beaten up when they were reunited, as well as Frypan's procedure to get his memories back. Only, I was really disappointed in Frypan's, because it showed no surprise, no anger, nothing really important. I'd hoped there might be something, some wish that he hadn't remembered, something interesting in his memories, but there was nothing about it that made it necessary.
And then the ENTIRE second half of the book was just an excerpt for a book not even in the series.
Colour me disappointed.
Now, this...a repeat of most of those last two books. Every "memo" bar maybe 1 or 2, was repeated from either of those prequels, in exactly the same words, and provided not a single new piece of information. Oh, and there were still inconsistencies amongst them. Such as the transcript of Thomas and Teresa's "1st meeting", except that it wasn't, because we were told in Fever Code that their first meeting was a disaster and had to be wiped from Thomas's memories. Also from the authors, by the looks of it.
By far, the most interesting part of the "book" were the Suppressed Memories, that showed us Minho's 3rd Trial, while Thomas was in the white room, and why he was beaten up when they were reunited, as well as Frypan's procedure to get his memories back. Only, I was really disappointed in Frypan's, because it showed no surprise, no anger, nothing really important. I'd hoped there might be something, some wish that he hadn't remembered, something interesting in his memories, but there was nothing about it that made it necessary.
And then the ENTIRE second half of the book was just an excerpt for a book not even in the series.
Colour me disappointed.
Short story that goes along with the Maze Runner series. It shows documents and emails from the time before all the Trials to after the disease has taken over. There are some interesting tidbits that lend more to the hows and whys of the series itself.
3'5
Se pueden leer o no, pero leerlos me dejó un sabor de boca medio feo, hasta donde puede llegar la humanidad.
Se pueden leer o no, pero leerlos me dejó un sabor de boca medio feo, hasta donde puede llegar la humanidad.
fast-paced
Plot or Character Driven:
N/A
Strong character development:
N/A
Loveable characters:
N/A
Diverse cast of characters:
N/A
Flaws of characters a main focus:
N/A
Heel wat fragmenten die in dit boek voorkomen, kwamen al aan bod in 'Kill order' en 'Fever code', dus ik was nogal teleurgesteld omdat ik had gehoopt heel wat nieuwe dingen tegen te komen.
This book is great to get some extra insights for the trilogie. I only find it very short and I'm still wondering what the last document is about. Hmmm, I have to read the last book quickly I think :)