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Wtf happened? Book 1 was crazy good. I couldn't put it down. Action packed and addicting. Then book 2 happened. It was completely opposite. Slow and boring for the most part. The last 10% or so was better but by that point I was just wishing the story would wrap up.
Of course I'll still read book 3. I might as well finish the trilogy. Maybe I'll get lucky and be blown away. Maybe book 2 was just a filler and the last book will rock my world. One can hope. ...more
Of course I'll still read book 3. I might as well finish the trilogy. Maybe I'll get lucky and be blown away. Maybe book 2 was just a filler and the last book will rock my world. One can hope. ...more
I'm not entirely sure how I feel about this second instalment of the 5th Wave series. I picked this up right after watching the 5th Wave film wanting answers to the plot holes, questions left hanging from the film. Like why aliens invading? I suppose I'll have to wait until the last book of this trilogy to understand the puzzling explanation or lack thereof in this book. An answer that is not an answer. All this talk about singularity and promises and rats and rage and love and running. Well the
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The 5th Wave, book 2.
After the exciting conclusion to the first book (action and revelations galore) I wasn’t sure where this book was going to go. The alien plan to exterminate the human species is well underway, but things can still get worse for the remaining survivors.
Evan and Cassie take a bit of a backseat while others get more page time. Poundcake’s backstory absolutely slayed me, but Ringer grabs the spotlight and takes us with her as she pulls back the curtain to the aliens’ real agen ...more
After the exciting conclusion to the first book (action and revelations galore) I wasn’t sure where this book was going to go. The alien plan to exterminate the human species is well underway, but things can still get worse for the remaining survivors.
Evan and Cassie take a bit of a backseat while others get more page time. Poundcake’s backstory absolutely slayed me, but Ringer grabs the spotlight and takes us with her as she pulls back the curtain to the aliens’ real agen ...more
Re-Read to finish series.
One of my book goals of 2018 was to finish certain series that I started and stopped (usually because the last nooks had not yet been released). This is one of those series. In order to do that, I needed to re-read all the original books because I can't remember anything!
First read of this book was a hardbook. Second read was on audiobook. Again, I did not enjoy this book as much the second time around. However, there was no movie to get me to watch and refresh my memory ...more
One of my book goals of 2018 was to finish certain series that I started and stopped (usually because the last nooks had not yet been released). This is one of those series. In order to do that, I needed to re-read all the original books because I can't remember anything!
First read of this book was a hardbook. Second read was on audiobook. Again, I did not enjoy this book as much the second time around. However, there was no movie to get me to watch and refresh my memory ...more
It hopped around a little too much... definitely a tweener book. hopefully the trilogy (?) finishes stronger.
Jul 24, 2014
Emily
marked it as to-read
Sep 03, 2014
Celeste
marked it as to-read
Dec 16, 2014
Heather
marked it as to-read
Jun 16, 2015
Amy
marked it as to-read
Jun 25, 2016
katy
marked it as to-read
Dec 02, 2019
Jen Ifer's Inklings
marked it as to-read
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