That's why a war is brewing…. In this dark dystopian tale, year-old Hawk is growing up hard and fast in post-apocalyptic New York City—until a perilous destiny forces her to take flight and protect her home. Where is Maximum Ride?
Ten years ago a girl with wings fought to save the world. But then she disappeared. Navigate a post-apocalyptic world and experience a thrilling finale with the ultimate Maximum Ride novel. Discover the ninth and ultimate Maximum Ride story! Legions of Max fans won't be disappointed by this encore episode in the beloved series about the incredible adventures of a teenage girl who can fly. Maximum Ride and her faithful friends stand ready to face the two greatest threats that humankind has ever known--now combining forces in an unbeatable plot to destroy life as we know it once and for all.
And this time, the enemytruly can't be stopped. The danger mounts just as the…. Max Ride and her best friends have always had one another's backs.
Living on the edge as fugitives, they never had a choice. But now they're up against a deadly force that's racing across the globe, and just when they need him the most--Fang is gone. Also, I convinced my son that the books were great and he is now on book 3!
Apr 03, Nick Guerra rated it it was ok. I wanted to try something new, and this was not the book for me. I didn't really like the comic look of it at all, it didn't let me imagine the story in my head. Jul 29, Jay rated it it was amazing Recommends it for: Anyone who loves the Maximum Ride series!! Shelves: mangas. Okay, so I'm not known for reading Mangas, but this book was really cool! Dec 17, Logan Johnson rated it it was amazing.
As the first volume of the Manga series, I really enjoyed this book and love Maximum Ride. I look forward to finishing this series!
Aug 01, Ruby Rose rated it it was amazing. That is how long it took me to read this one. And guess what! It is! Obviously because I read it. This book ripped my heart out, and then when I tried to recoup this book just didn't wait for me! See all warnings below. If you don't know about this book please read it 2 hours! If you don't know about this book please read it first before handing it to a child.
No F word but there is still bad ones in it. Talks about experimenting on the youngest one. The only ones are of the monsters that are always finding them. Dec 30, N. Embeast rated it liked it Recommends it for: Fans of James Patterson's works and people who don't mind very little depth to their reads. I remember when I first picked up this manga, my interest was raised by the title. It's an unusual one, to be certain, and once I looked at the cover, I fell in love with the dynamic art style and beautiful coloration of the art.
I remember flipping it open in the Barnes and Noble and reading through the first few pages before I realized I was actually reading the book already. It flew by, a light and easy read without too much thought and the most basic of content, especially as far as reading I remember when I first picked up this manga, my interest was raised by the title.
It flew by, a light and easy read without too much thought and the most basic of content, especially as far as reading material goes. Re-reading this manga again, perhaps that first basic decision to read it based on its superficial appeal was a herald of things to come. And yet as much as I can say that, I can also say that I enjoyed reading this manga. But be forewarned: It's stripped to the barest of bones.
Being a book-to-manga conversion, which I found out a little while after having read the manga the first time, I would assume that's much of the reason for why this series is so threadbare on content.
The art style is beautiful and enchanting, and I can't help but eat it up eagerly. But as far as plot, storyline, twists-and-turns, and most of the basics to any literature go, reading this manga is definitely like receiving the skeleton of a piece rather than anything close to a whole person. This manga suffers from very little plot, very little character development or explanation, and keeps me reading simply because you can literally fly through this without taking a moment to think--at all!
There's no brainpower needed to read this, because there's barely any content to read besides the most basic of storylines which is what we receive. Now this does not mean that I don't enjoy the content or the concepts introduced therein, but I suspect, as I've mentioned, that this manga series is suffering from severe downsizing since it had been taken from book form to manga form.
I will say this with an air of caution, however, because I have never read any of James Patterson's works before, and so I cannot say if there is more content to his actual book series than there is to this manga version. But it's a consideration to take into account. If you're a fan of James Patterson or this series, then I'm sure you'll find this a refreshing and beautifully illustrated version of the books.
Overall, I cannot say that this is a series that everyone will love. Possibly because of the minimal content, people might find this a boring read. In my case, I enjoyed the read. It's fast-paced and very easy to fly through these volumes, and some depth does seem to begin developing by the next volume, but it definitely might not be the right cup of tea for everyone.
Still, because it's a quick and easy read, if you're looking for something light to breeze through, I would say to give this series a shot.
I'll be reading more of this series as I can find it in my library. So until the next time, enjoy your reading, everyone! Mar 15, Donna rated it it was ok Shelves: young-adult , supernatural , comic. This was my first manga book and it will probably be my last except for the Labyrinth ones, I'm still seriously considering getting those. First, can someone please tell me how 'manga' is pronounced?
I keep saying it like the Italian word for 'eat. Can someone help me out here? The thing is, I don't know what's normal for manga and what isn't. I like comics This was my first manga book and it will probably be my last except for the Labyrinth ones, I'm still seriously considering getting those.
I like comics. I enjoy them. But this was just weird. For instance, is it normal to have a characters actions spelled out around them like when a character was shaking, 'shake' was actually written around the character? I just found that annoying. I also found the drawings really distracting, probably because they were really detracting from the plot, which was hard to follow because there were more drawings than plot-related words.
I had a hard time catching onto the plot because I felt it was buried under the pictures. Every once in a while I'd grasp hold of it and like what I was reading but then I'd lose it again.
It'd just get buried underneath all the busy artwork, which I don't even really like. I've always been kind of freaked out by manga-style drawings way too angular so that didn't help the book's cause any. This was another BEA random grab that has taught me to be way more selective about the books I nab this time around. I just saw 'James Patterson' and pretty colors and yoink!
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