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| Original Title: | Horizon |
| ISBN: | 0763664170 (ISBN13: 9780763664176) |
| Edition Language: | English URL http://www.candlewick.com/cat.asp?browse=Title&mode=book&isbn=0763664170&pix=n |
| Series: | Above World #3 |
Jenn Reese
Hardcover | Pages: 400 pages Rating: 4.28 | 397 Users | 41 Reviews
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| Title | : | Horizon (Above World #3) |
| Author | : | Jenn Reese |
| Book Format | : | Hardcover |
| Book Edition | : | Anniversary Edition |
| Pages | : | Pages: 400 pages |
| Published | : | April 8th 2014 by Candlewick Press |
| Categories | : | Fantasy. Science Fiction. Dystopia. Childrens. Middle Grade. Mythology. Mermaids |
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In this third and final adventure in the Above World series, Aluna and her friends finally face their most terrifying enemy, Karl Strand.Aluna and Hoku, Kampii from the City of Shifting Tides, and their friends, Equian Dash and winged Aviar Calli, are determined to stop a war. The maniacal ex-scientist Karl Strand is planning to conquer the world with his enormous army of tech-enhanced soldiers . . . unless the four friends can get to Strand first. Aluna’s plan is dangerous: pose as Upgraders and infiltrate the army. But the enemy isn’t what they expected and the strategy begins to crumble. When the friends are torn apart by conflicting allegiances, their slim chance of avoiding war seems to disappear completely. For Aluna and Hoku, what began as a quest to save their own people has become a mission to save the world. But do Aluna and her friends have any hope of defeating Strand if they can’t take him on together?
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Ratings: 4.28 From 397 Users | 41 ReviewsCrit Of Books Horizon (Above World #3)
I really enjoyed this series and I highly recommend reading it.What a rousing end to a wonderful trilogy! The first two books, Above World and Mirage, had me expecting high stakes, but as good as they were, I hadn't imagined how heart-wrenchingly personal the complications would be for each of the main characters. I was biting my nails. One of the things that impressed me the most was how Ms. Reese was able to maintain the tension even when the main characters were all pursuing separate (though related) missions.I loved how these beloved charactersnotably
Gorgeous! Would love a little prologue for afterward!
Ooh, wrapped up nicely.
Having taken down Fathom and driven off Scorch, Aluna is confident she and her friends will be able to take on the mastermind Karl Strand. They'll join a group of Upgraders, posing as captives, and infiltrate the army. Only nothing works out the way Aluna anticipated. Can they still topple Karl Strand when his army is poised to seize full control?This is, like the previous two books, excellent. It brings a number of things full circle for the ending, which makes the finale powerful and personal.
Wow! Again, what a great story with yet another nail biting, couldn't put down, adventure. Loved it! Very satisfied with this trilogy and also very happy that I didn't pass this series up because of the book cover.
The conclusion to the Above-World trilogy does a nice job of expanding on the world before it shifts into high gear for a non-stop-action conclusion.The focus on the Upgraders is a nice touch, as (with an exception or two) they'd been the faceless "Imperial Stormtroopers" of the villains in the previous two books. Here, they get faces, culture, and personalities, and they get some of the best moments in the story.There's extra focus on some of the secondary characters too, as the author expands
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