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| Somewhere between Hunger Games and Shipbreaker, you'll find Legend, a cool dystopian adventure yarn about a girl and guy from opposite sides of the tracks in flooded-out, totalitarian future LA. Loved it. Can't wait for the inevitable trilogy! | |
"Ann - I might have been (a little) less harsh if it hadn't won the bloody NEWBERY! And there were so many other, better choices - Okay For Now, anyon...more"
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| Well, it took me a week to slog through this. Not a great opener for a review of this year's Newbery winner, eh? This is not a great book. I have no idea what the room full of librarians in Texas was thinking. It was at times amusing, certainly o...more | |
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| Very creepy art by one of my favorite illustrators; an interesting, odd tale from an author I'm still not sure about... | |
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| A charming, engaging, fun read. I stayed up later than I should have after a long day to finish it! In tone and subject matter it reminded me a bit of the Graveyard Book. Recommended. | |
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| More fun adventure. Can't wait for the next installment! | |
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| A quick, fun adventure tale. Can't wait to get my hands on the next one! | |
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| Not as good as the first book (Fever Crumb), or rather, this feels very much like the middle of a trilogy (as it is). Reeve's post-apocalyptic world is still fascinating, and some new colorful characters enter the picture, but it ends feeling very u...more | |
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| Cool steampunk, pacing is uneven, but a nicely realized dystopian future. My favorite bit: the cult members walking through the streets of London chanting their prophet's name: "Hari Potter, Hari Hari Potter"... Heading right into the sequel: Web o...more | |
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| Great premise, falls down a bit in the end, but overall an interesting read about the choices we make and the ripples that result from them. Lots of fun references to mid-90's internet infancy and culture that most younger readers will miss. | |
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