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	• Saving the World (Maximum Ride, Book 3) James Patterson Vision, 2008 - 432 pages average customer review:based on 90 reviews view larger image
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Awesome Children

I have enjoyed all of James Pattersons books, but the flying kids have really taken me away.

A Hokey Ending

It was almost a really awesome book. It was good until the end came. All of the kids around the world banned together to take over the bad guys. What did they do, throw rocks at crazed scientists planning to take over the world? He totally made it hokey at the end.
The rest of the book I thought was really good. Part of the book was even a bit sad. The sad part was in a bit of a different style than had been in the other two books and surprised me.

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Wait Until Available in Your Local Library to Avoid Maximum Disappointment!

Fifth novel overall about these characters and the third aimed at the young adult market this book shows Patterson has just plain run out of ideas and doesn't even fully develop the ones he did come up with as to what to do with these kids with wings. Don't pay money for this, borrow it from your library to avoid maximum disappointment of both the storyline and throwing away your heard earned cash!

In this adventure Max and Fang are having relationship issues, even though neither seems to want to admit their feelings for one another. They haven't seen any Erasers for a while and some of the flock just want to settle down and forget about saving the world. Scientists have been given orders to terminate these winged failures and they've got some cyborg Flyboys with instructions to bring them back to The School. Meanwhile an evil dictator residing in Europe has plans for mass genocide that make Hitler look like a choir boy that when successful will reduce the world's population by half. Of course the voice in Max's head keeps telling her only she can save the world!

This book starts off extremely slow with the entire part of Part One "In Search of Hot Chocolate Chip Cookies" pretty much just being Max rehashing the first two Young Adult books resulting in you the reader pretty much just going, come on get on with it! Great young adult (and even junior) fiction like any good PG movie should be just as enjoyable to adults as well. The first novel in the Young Adult series wasn't that much different writing wise to the two adult adventures, the second was more like your usual young adult novel but Patterson seems to struggle as to which target market he is writing for with this book with parts reading like a junior fiction book. This novel spends more time with Max trying to make wise cracks then actually having a storyline. At the end not much has happened, not much is resolved (obviously Patterson is leaving the option for more books in the series) and the reader is left feeling pretty unsatisfied. The reader is forced to believe in massive coincidences when it comes to Max's parentage.

The first book of this series was pretty good, the second no where near that quality and after this disaster I won't be continuing the ride when the fourth novel comes out.

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Awesome!!

I love this series of James Patterson books, as I love all of his books!! Keep them coming!!

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