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Lädt ... Edge of Extinction #2: Code Name Floodvon Laura Martin
   Keine Keine aktuelle Diskussion zu diesem Buch.  SWONroyal | Feb 5, 2018 |   4.5 stars! (I gave this book to my son to read and this is his review.) "This book was fun and engaging, successfully using science to back up what was happening in the story. The names and traits of the dinosaurs were fairly accurate which is very important to me! I loved that marine and flying reptiles were described as being separate from the dinosaurs, too many books make the mistake of grouping those creatures with dinosaurs. The main human characters were intriguing and fun to follow and the supporting characters were amusing. Definitely a series for kids who love adventure and dinosaurs and I will read more if the series continues. I had to get my mom to buy the first book in the series for me so I could read them in order!" (  ) J_Colson | Nov 30, 2017 | Zeige 2 von 2 keine Rezensionen | Rezension hinzufügen
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Perfect for fans of Jurassic Park and Jurassic World! Code Name Flood is the electrifying sequel to The Ark Plan, which School Library Journal praised by saying: 'Nonstop action, marauding dinosaurs, and kids on the run: What's not to like?' Last week, twelve-year-old Sky found a cryptic message from her dad, who mysteriously fled the safety of their underground compound five years ago. The note said the fate of the world depended on her going topside, to a lost world that's ruled by dinosaurs. Today, after a treacherous journey through the wilderness, Sky and her friends have made it to their destination: Lake Michigan. There they discover a hidden underwater lab, and with the help of its scientists, Sky will finally learn the truth about her father's secret mission. Tomorrow, it will be up to Sky and her friends to save humanity from the very edge of extinction. Listeners who enjoy middle grade adventures by Brandon Mull and Rick Riordan will love this action-packed story, which takes the premise of Michael Crichton's bestselling classic to a whole new level, envisioning a postapocalyptic future where cloned dinosaurs have taken over and the world's only hope is one group of courageous kids. Keine Bibliotheksbeschreibungen gefunden. |
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Characterization: Good
Recommended: Yes, for all middle school collections
Level: Middle School
This was a thrilling, adventure book for sci-fi and dinosaur lovers. It was Jurassic World combined with your favorite apocalypse movie. There was nonstop action and each near miss was another exciting thrill towards the finale. But the action wasn't all flash, there was a lot of substance in the science and character development. It felt detailed with just the right amount of explanation for its younger audience while still being informative. Though this was the second in the series, I could easily follow along and it felt like another stage in the saga that held its own. The characters are smart, humorous, and flawed with characteristics that allow readers to see themselves in their difficult decisions. (