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Max (Maximum Ride #5)

by James Patterson (Goodreads Author)

4.09 of 5 stars 4.09 · rating details · 32,194 ratings · 1,672 reviews

Maximum Ride and the other members of the flock have barely recovered from their last Arctic adventure, when they are confronted by the most frightening catastrophe yet. Millions of fish are dying off the coast of Hawaii and someone--or something--is destroying hundreds of ships. Unable to discover the cause, the government enlists the flock to help them get to the bottom...more

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Published March 16th 2009 by Little, Brown and Company

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Dec 30, 2008 Kristen rated it 3 of 5 stars

Oh no…the Maximum Ride books have officially turned "eco-friendly". What happened to all the crazy mad scientist stuff? "Millions of fish are dying off the coast of Hawaii and someone--or something--is destroying hundreds of ships. Unable to discover the cause, the government..." I read that in the description of this book on some website…Hmm, first it goes global warming––save the polar bears! Now…its saving fish……Anyone else miss the Erasers? I want the whole flock-running-for-their-lives-from...more

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Mar 23, 2009 Brigid *Flying Kick-a-pow!* rated it 2 of 5 stars

Shelves: for-the-lulz, no-me-gusta, young-adult, sci-fi, superpowers

Okay, I officially spent two hours of my life reading the fifth Maximum Ride installment. I was very disappointed by the fourth one in particular, and a little bit so by the third. So, I sat down with MAX with no expectations whatsoever, because I wasn't going to allow myself to be disappointed by it. That was a good idea, because it wasn't all that good. Was it horrible? No ... But it wasn't great. It was better than the fourth, but -- of course -- it was nowhere near being as good as the first...more

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Nov 19, 2008 Leanne rated it 3 of 5 stars

i do not think it will be as good as the first three, the fourth was a let down. i personally like max better when shes on the run and kicking eraser/flyboy butt rather than saving the world

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Sep 06, 2009 Deanna rated it 3 of 5 stars

Shelves: young-adult

James Patterson is an excellent author but I feel like the momentum in this series is slowly down or getting old for me. There was better closure in this series. Yet I felt it lacked the buildup in excitement. Some of it lacked believability even for para normal. It is for YA so maybe they by it more, somehow I doubt it.

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Nov 18, 2008 Robyn rated it 5 of 5 stars

Shelves: read-and-love, james-patterson, action-adventure, romance, teen-young-adult

*bounces in waiting anticipation*

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Mar 18, 2009 Emily rated it 5 of 5 stars Recommends it for: EVERYONE

Recommended to Emily by: myself

Shelves: favorites

This was the BEST of the maximum Ride books! I loved it! It wasn't at all repetitive and it wasn't anything like the 4th one! There was adventure, romance, suspense, humor, sarcasm, and it was well wrapped up but lest you hanging. BEST MR BOOK EVER!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! I read it 2 times in 2 days and i am SOOOO excited to be reading it again. Fang, Total, Max, Angel, Gazzy, Iggy, and Nudge were AMAZING! READ IT!

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Nov 23, 2009 Seth rated it 4 of 5 stars

I am sure that I might throw this at the wall while in the process of reading . . . Machine Geeks? Come on, Patterson, the Erasers were cooler than that. At least they actually FIGHT something in this one . . . I hope there will be some fang+max stuff . . . save the fish! not really though . . . it looks so gay . . . what happened to itex? i don't think they resolved everything of that matter in the first 3 books . . . i want some good stuff here! okay now i am just venting about how sucky they...more

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Dec 08, 2008 Lynn not-tellin marked it as to-read

I swear I can't live without knowing what is happening to the flock but I miss the action in the first few books and have the couples lost feelings? I liked it better when they were secretive it made me feel as if I were part of a big secret I hope this is better than the last becuase despite what I've writen I absolutly LOVE thse books. I must read on and you should to.
I have a good feeling about this one.

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Mar 18, 2009 Tricia rated it 4 of 5 stars

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Mar 17, 2009 Sarah Parker rated it 5 of 5 stars

Shelves: teen, james-patterson, sci-fi, maximum-ride, books-i-own, cool-books-i-own-that-aren-t-baby-b

The 5th book was not as good as the first 3.(and the 4TH was better than this one!)It was was better than most books I have read but compared to the 1st 4 it was boring.

So I hope the 6th is better than the rest!

-Max Out

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Mar 09, 2009 Kate rated it 4 of 5 stars

Shelves: adventure, junior-high, middle-school, science-fiction

Another thrilling tale in the adventures of Maximum Ride as she and the flock try to save the world...again. This time Max and the flock are working with the Coalition to Stop the Madness (CSM) to try to educate people about the damage carbon fuels are doing to the world. Turns out there are some big wig business men who aren't to happy with the work of the CSM and they kidnap Max's mom to try to get her to stop. But if you know Max then you know that won't stop her! She gathers the flock to bea...more

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Oct 29, 2008 Katherine marked it as to-read

I RLY WANNA READ THIS!

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Dec 21, 2008 Mary marked it as to-read

I cannot wait!

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Mar 18, 2011 Noahm rated it 5 of 5 stars · review of another edition

this book was an action. the main problem dealing in this book was global warming it has been affecting the hole world and they need to stop it. the main charecter is max she is the leader of the flock. the setting is pretty much everywere they go all over the contry. i liked this book alot. i liked it because of the action in this book its diffeerent than the other books. like how in the other books the erasers are always after them now they get cought and olmost sold for billions of dollars in...more

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Apr 14, 2009 Jenny rated it 5 of 5 stars

Shelves: all-time-favorites

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Mar 09, 2011 Reading Vacation's Mom rated it 5 of 5 stars

Maximum Ride = Marvelous Reading

As leader of her Flock, Max is tough and resilient. This bird girl does not give up on her mission to save the world and protect her Flock. She does it all with flair and a sarcastic edge. Despite endless betrayals and growing up in a lab, Max shows that she can have a soft side too.

The members of Max’s Flock are tight and they each have unique talents. Fang can disappear if he sits still long enough. Iggy sees everything in white. Nudge is magnetic. The Gasman is...more

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Mar 14, 2013 Gopal Parmar rated it 5 of 5 stars

Max is the 5th book in the Maximum Ride series by James Patterson. It is a sequel to The Final Warning and a prequel to Fang. I rated this book 5 stars because it had an interesting plot, a lot of cinematic action, adventures, surprises, and it was a very quick and easy read.

The main characters are Max, Fang, Iggy, Gazzy, Nudge, and Angel. The book starts of after the flock have barely even cooled off after the Antarctica event in The Final Warning. Dr. Martinez and her colleagues are part of an...more

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Jan 27, 2013 Connor rated it 5 of 5 stars

Star Rating:
I gave this book five out of five stars.

Plot Summary:
In this book Max’s mom, Dr. Martinez gets kidnapped by a man named Mr. Chu who is keeping her in a sub. Throughout this book Max has to overcome many obstacles. From everything to the loss of a Flock member, from giant mutated whales, to relationship problems. Will this high flying girl be able to survive in this underwater world?

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Max: female/14/can fly/special powers: can fly super-fast, /has feelings for Fang

Fang:...more

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Dec 03, 2012 Valalc rated it 2 of 5 stars

this is nothing but my personal opinion and im not going to bash on james patterson but the first three original max books i read them as soon as they came out for the very first time they were amazing and i immediately fell in love with Patterson

for those of you who read the original three books now that i read the add ons i think his writing style has changed for the worst in my opinion i found books four and on pretty boring and read up till book 6 for the sake of my love of the orginal thre...more

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Oct 03, 2012 María Paula Castellano rated it 4 of 5 stars

El principio no me atrapó, estaba muy distraida y ando con un desespero por saber tanto que leo demasiado rápido, pero ya para la mitad y el final se puso buenísimo. La agarré con Nudge, ¿Cómo va a querer renunciar a algo tan genial como tener alas? ¿Y por una vida normal? JAajajajaja qué hablais mami. Se pasó, menos mal que volvió por que si no ni yo ni The Flock se lo perdonamos. La escena de Max y Fang con él diciendole I choose you me dió mucha risa, yo estaba como que: Max! Eres un Pokémon!...more

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Sep 15, 2012 Alison rated it 2 of 5 stars · review of another edition

Shelves: adventure, distopia, epic, sci-fi

This review has been hidden because it contains spoilers. To view it, click here. I didn't really enjoy this Maximum Ride book as much as the ones in the Fugitives series. The plot, which started off as 'running for their lives', somehow ended up as 'saving the world'. I really don't get it - does James Patterson mean saving the world, as in environmentally? Because the plots of the series usually focuses on Max getting kidnapped or someone else. In this case, it's Doctor Martinez...

Also, I really want to know where all these powers (breathing underwater, invisibility, etc.)...more

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Aug 12, 2012 Kadbury(Young Readers) marked it as couldnt-finish

I don't know what has happened to this series??

After Book #3
WHICH WAS AWESOME by the way,the series has deteriorated. I couldn't even get myself to finish this one and book #4 was ok but not good!

The story

I'm sorry but what is happening??

Suddenly the focus is shifting to Global Warming and where are the criminals coming from and WHY are Max and Fang not together yet?? A little birdy told me (the spoiler could spoil the next books for you ) (view spoiler)...more

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Jun 28, 2012 Amanda rated it 3 of 5 stars

The fourth book in the Maximum Ride series was such a huge disappointment that I almost didn’t want to continue reading the series. As much as I enjoy James Patterson and his books, The Final Warning was just downright terrible. There was such a major focus on Global Warming and the plot line was, well, there was no plot! I was nervous about reading Max, but I enjoyed the first three books in the series so I wanted to continue on. Plus, every great series typically has at least one book that isn...more The fourth book in the Maximum Ride series was such a huge disappointment that I almost didn’t want to continue reading the series. As much as I enjoy James Patterson and his books, The Final Warning was just downright terrible. There was such a major focus on Global Warming and the plot line was, well, there was no plot! I was nervous about reading Max, but I enjoyed the first three books in the series so I wanted to continue on. Plus, every great series typically has at least one book that isn’t up to par with the rest. After reading Max, I have to say that James Patterson is back on the right track. Throughout Max there are still some global warming and environmental issues to contend with, but they are much more subtle and not as in your face.

Unlike the last book, the environmental issues actually make sense and I’m really glad that Mr. Patterson listened to his readers and cut back on throwing in his own personal opinions so obviously. In the fifth installment in the Maximum Ride series, Max and her flock are again faced with more exciting challenges and they have to save the oceans from an ecological disaster, while also trying to save Max’s mother and deal with their growing teenage hormones.

Like with all of the other books in this series, it is written, I believe, for younger teens and maybe some adults like me who can handle Mr. Patterson’s snarky language and an overabundance of teen angst. Max and her flock have to deal with the U.S. Navy in order to stop millions of fish and other sea creatures who are dying in the Pacific Ocean and they have to find out who or what is behind all of the chaos. The thought of human hybrids with wings trying to dive under the ocean was somewhat humorous (and unrealistic, but much of what is in these books is unrealistic) but somehow it works.

The plot of Max actually made sense and had a purpose to the story line. Not saying that this book was perfect, but it is a thousand times better than The Final Warning. James Patterson seemed to ignore half of his characters in this book which was a huge disappointment. He also lacks in any character development and instead focuses too much on high action scenes with debatable substance. For a book that is named Max, I expected to read a lot more about Max. It was kind of a letdown that James Patterson didn’t give us more of a direct focus on her. I guess in a way, he did. Max is narrated by Max so you do learn more about her, but it’s nothing mind-blowing. I did enjoy the action though, I must say. This book was very exciting and it seemed like something was always going on, but without it becoming too confusing. I also liked the dialog in this book and it is much better and funnier than what it was in The Final Warning.

The romance between Max and Fang has definitely been turned up. Their hormones are doing the normal teenage thing where they are extremely wrapped up in one another. I’ll admit that I like to see these two characters together, but I can see how some people might be turned off by their constant devotion and affection for one another, including a ton of make out sessions, but you know… They are teenagers and I remember those days! Max does go a little bit overboard though in this particular book.

All in all, I liked Max (both the book and the character). I’m thrilled that this series seems to be back on track and moving in a good direction. Plus, Max ends on a cliff-hanger, so of course I have to read the next book to find out what happens!(less)

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Apr 25, 2012 Lillie rated it 2 of 5 stars

This series was downright awesome. A-W-E-S-O-M-E. Everything that we loved was in them. Explosions, running, chasing, some more running, bonding time, running, romance, running. Yes, it had it's small flaws. Like the fact that Angel was the love child of Charlie Sheen and Blossom from power puff girls. I mean, really. It got to a point where she was either too cutsey, too "WINNING!" or gaining a new power every two seconds. C'mon, we can all admit that the first time was pretty cool. Then the se...more

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Feb 23, 2012 Drea rated it 3 of 5 stars

Ok, so. This book was very creative and had good ideas in it, but GLOBAL WARMING?!? I MEAN REALLY?? COULDN'T PATTERSON HAVE PICKED A BETTER TOPIC?!?!? I'VE HEARD ENOUGH ABOUT IT ALREADY!! It's not that i'm against it, I've just heard and read so much about it that it's getting annoying! At the end of the book, after the epilogue it said: "Save the world, just like Max at- www.maximumride.com!" *cheesey grin*. What was up with that??

although, as I read through the series, I find that Fang...more

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Dec 05, 2011 Gbernice rated it 4 of 5 stars

This newest entry in the Maximum Ride series was fine. It had a lot of action, which is what I think James Patterson is talking about when he calls it a "pageturner." He's not overly concerned with plot, as the events of the story are basically the same as all the rest of the books--Max and the flock do some stuff, get chased, fight some new genetically enhanced enemies, and blow stuff up. And Max and Fang mope about each other. And then kiss.
The thing that bothers me about these books is that...more

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Oct 26, 2011 05samanthas rated it 4 of 5 stars

Max is special. So is her family. Fang, Iggy, Nudge, Gazzy, and Angel. They aren't related, they aren't even completely human. In fact, only 98% of them is. The other 2%... makes them very different. It gives them strange abilities. Like the ability to... fly. Yes, Max and the flock are winged children. And they've done amazing things. Shut down a company trying to reduce the world's population... by one half, publicized global warming and pollution, and now Max's mother, Dr. Valencia Martinez h...more Max is special. So is her family. Fang, Iggy, Nudge, Gazzy, and Angel. They aren't related, they aren't even completely human. In fact, only 98% of them is. The other 2%... makes them very different. It gives them strange abilities. Like the ability to... fly. Yes, Max and the flock are winged children. And they've done amazing things. Shut down a company trying to reduce the world's population... by one half, publicized global warming and pollution, and now Max's mother, Dr. Valencia Martinez has been kidnapped because of what they've been doing. Through some information from the U.S. Navy in Hawaii, the flock and Dr. Martinez's colleague, John Abate, they find that Valencia is being held in a submarine in the Pacific ocean off the coast of the Hawaiian islands. They need the Navy's help and equipment to rescue her. There's just one small problem. The Navy has a very strict policy about those allowed onto a United States Navy vessel. Anyone aboard must have passed a Basic Survival Test with flying colors. Max and the others have been on their own for years and know everything there is to know about fighting, sneaking, weaponry, and much more.
But another problem arises when strange creatures is seen capsizing fishing boats near where Dr. Martinez thought to be. The same monsters cause a severe amount of trouble for Max and the gang as well. A word to the wise: submarine's don't do well on their side. These creatures, mutants are a mystery from what they are to why they're attacking boats. Could Dr. Martinez's kidnapping and the beasts be connected somehow? And these problems are fairly trivial compared to the emotional roller coaster Max's life keeps her on. Dealing with Fang is a talent Max has yet to master. She grew up with him, their dog crates were next to each other back at the lab where they were created. When they escaped, he was her best friend, the one she trusted most in the world. But as they grew older, Fang began to show different feelings than brother, sister. Did Max share those feelings? Between battles and rescue missions, Fang and Max to find time to themselves and yes, there has been kissing and hand-holding. But she still wasn't sure where they stood until he makes it clear that she has a choice to make. She loves him, she loves him not. I won't give away her answer, you'll have to read the book!
I enjoyed this book and would read it again. It's got intense action, sarcastic comedy brought to you by Max, some romantic flings between two bird kids, and many adventures that you're sure to love!
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Sep 20, 2011 Obscured Vixen rated it 5 of 5 stars

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So far this is my favorite book in this series! Max’s mother gets kidnapped and is being held on a submarine in the Pacific Ocean. The entire flock flies to a naval base in Hawaii to help get her back. The only way that the navy will allow the flock on a submarine to save Dr. Martinez is to go through basic training.

Training with the navy in Hawaii was absolutely hilarious. The fact that Iggy and Gazzy referred to the training BS? Great! During the combat training,...more Check out this post on my blog

So far this is my favorite book in this series! Max’s mother gets kidnapped and is being held on a submarine in the Pacific Ocean. The entire flock flies to a naval base in Hawaii to help get her back. The only way that the navy will allow the flock on a submarine to save Dr. Martinez is to go through basic training.

Training with the navy in Hawaii was absolutely hilarious. The fact that Iggy and Gazzy referred to the training BS? Great! During the combat training, the government agents were ‘incapacitated’ by Gazzy and a six year old Angel. Loved the scene when they had to explain that to their superior!

I’m liking how Angel is coming into her own. Her standing up to Max and then yelling at the sharks was just so… adorable! She’s a cute little six year old trying to be a hardcore badass and I can’t help but smile. I have a feeling she will grow up to become a very powerful young woman.

*singing* Love is in the air… Fang and Max, finally! Woot woot! It’s about time. Although I will admit I was enjoying Max’s inner termoil over ‘the red headed doctor.’ Max and Fang going on their first official date was so sweet. It brought back old dating memories. They were so awkward that it was adorable. Total also falls in love! He falls paws-over-heels for Akila, one of the rescue dogs at the naval base.

Don’t mess with Max’s flock or family. The flock saved Dr. Martinez with a vengeance, killing a new form of machine underwater erasers. Once Max and crew found Dr. Martinez, she says to Max, “I knew you would find me.” Sweet family moment that almost brought a tear to my eye!

Max is maturing as a flock leader and pseudo mother. She allows Nudge to stay at a school, even though Max and the rest of the flock does not want to. Max is letting the rest of the flock ‘spread their wings’ and make their own choices as they grow older. I can’t wait to see how the Max and the rest of the flock matures.

This book was all around solid fun. It had its usual suspense and great story. A definite recommend!(less)

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Aug 04, 2011 Amanda rated it 3 of 5 stars

After The Final Warning, I was really concerned for the Maximum Ride series. So concerned that I was pretty surprised when I saw that a new book was coming out in the series. However, Patterson pleasantly surprised me with the fifth book in the Maximum Ride series, Max. Instead of being preached at or being walked through some cliche story, I was treated to a fresh new adventure that breathed new life into the series.

At the opening of Max, Max and her fellow bird children have joined an organiza...more After The Final Warning, I was really concerned for the Maximum Ride series. So concerned that I was pretty surprised when I saw that a new book was coming out in the series. However, Patterson pleasantly surprised me with the fifth book in the Maximum Ride series, Max. Instead of being preached at or being walked through some cliche story, I was treated to a fresh new adventure that breathed new life into the series.

At the opening of Max, Max and her fellow bird children have joined an organization to spread awareness and fight the effects of global warming. Soon after, the Flock is enlisted by the U.S. government to investigate the death of millions of fish off the Hawaiian coast. It isn't long until the sinister Dr. Chu kidnaps Max's genetic mother, Dr. Martinez, and demands that Max and co. give up on their crusade against global warming or risk Dr. Martinez's death.

It was great to see the Flock working with the government this time instead of fighting it or running from it, as they have in previous books. Even though part of me missed the suspense and intensity of the constant chase from the earlier novels, Max is infused with enough drama and emotion to keep readers flipping pages. Overall, Patterson's writing was fun and entertaining to read, with a healthy dose of sass and wit. It seemed like his writing skill has also strengthened since The Final Warning and grow considerably since The Angel Experiment. I find that Max is much easier to read than the other novels and truly brings something original to the Maximum Ride universe.

The sudden increase of romantic content in Max, however, may bother some readers since it is not common to the series, but to others (such as myself) it's a welcome change and shows how the Flock is growing up. There also seem to be some neglect of Iggy and Gazzy compared to previous novels, but this didn't hurt the overall story. Of course, if you're a fan of these characters, than this approach may be a problem.

While this book is not perfect, it is, by far, the best book in the Maximum Ride series so far. I'm not a big fan of Patterson and have only read his Maximum Ride novels, but he just seems to pull out all of the stops on this one. I was pleasantly surprised by Max, especially after the disappointment of The Final Warning. There were points when I was reading this book that I saw it playing in my mind like a movie -even though, at times, a somewhat sappy, romantic movie. I certainly hope that future Maximum Ride novels will be just as enjoyable. (less)

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Jul 05, 2011 Mackenzie rated it 4 of 5 stars

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“He could totally be your boyfriend," [Angel] went on with annoying persistance. "You guys could get married. I could be like a junior bridesmaid. Total could be your flower dog."
"I'm only a kid!" I shrieked. "I can't get married!"
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