Vol. 6 continues to enthrall readers with its brilliant adaptation of James Patterson's original work, pushing the envelope of the adventure with its gripping storyline and stunning visuals.

In this volume, the stakes are higher, and the dynamics within the flock evolve as they confront new challenges and enemies, further complicating their quest for survival and freedom. The narrative expertly balances action-packed sequences with moments of introspection, allowing deeper insight into the characters' psyches and the complexities of their world. NaRae Lee's artwork remains a highlight, with her ability to convey intense emotion and motion lending the story a palpable sense of urgency and depth.

This installment not only advances the plot with ingenious twists and revelations but also explores themes of identity, family, and sacrifice, resonating with readers on multiple levels. The seamless blend of high-octane action and heartfelt moments ensures that Vol. 6 is a compelling read that leaves fans eagerly anticipating the next chapter in the saga. ( )

The team splits in half and people in the team choose sides, Max's team go to Europe and Fang's crew goes to the West. Itex has a plan to reduce the world population and it has already begun. Max and her team have wings and can fly (they have in every book so far and I don't think it's temporary lol). I thought the art style was very cute and intriguing. The story was exciting and climactic. The characters were full of life and relatable, they felt like real people going through real (enough, a bit surreal) hardships. I really enjoyed it but I wouldn't say it was the most remember-able story in the world, definitely nothing to write home about, but it was still really good! ( )