The Maze Runner (Maze Runner, Book One): Book One

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The Maze Runner (Maze Runner, Book One): Book One

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Pros & Cons

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Pros

This book is a great representation of courage, strength, teamwork, and leadership. The book has some violence but it is not as strong as hunger games or some of the other dystopian novels. I recommend this book to people who likes suspense and books ... Read More

The maze runner is a dystopian novel written by james dashner. It is a gripping and thought provoking dystopian novel. James dasher puts a cliffhanger on almost every chapter to keep you reading.

Next day a comatose girl arrives carrying a message saying everything is about to change. She tells him that they are responsible for all this and that she is the trigger to the end of the trials. The end is when they get a shocking letter from the ch... Read More

Best for ages 11 1/2. My 4. The book is great for middle school boys because it has the middle school humor.

Cons

Book was misprinted. Appears to be sa random assortment of pages, many duplicated, a a full 100 missing. Makes it look like it skips from chapter 4 to chapter 58.

These are not the brightest the world has to offer.

The amount of violence is abnormal, if taken alongside the lack of profanity. Another glaring issue is the use of idiotic slang.

The narration wasn't convincing enough. The ending was garbled nonsense. There was no suspense.

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Highlights

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Quality

The characters are welldeveloped and relatable each with their own strengths and weaknesses that contribute to the group dynamic

I really saw the character development loss and recover and sacrifice instead of algorithm

The climax and the engaging part was only in the last 60 pages

They look like part mechanical monsters and will kill anything in the maze

Shipping

My daughter needed this for class arrived quickly and she was happy

Book took a while to get going but was well worth the wait

Competitiveness

This is when tomas breaks all the rules to save alby and minho

The book has some violence but it is not as strong as hunger games or some of the other dystopian novels inspired by it

Overview

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good, novel, first, great and dystopian.

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Our engine has discovered that over 90% high quality reviews are present.

This product had a total of 42,847 reviews as of our last analysis date on Jan 16 2024.