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The Final Warning (Maximum Ride, Book 4) By James Patterson ( Little, Brown and Company )
Release Date: 2008-03-17
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Product Description
A breathtaking new story from the astonishing imagination of James Patterson: a girl who can fly has to save herself from the scientists who want to control her--and maybe save the world in the process.
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 It was a pretty good book :D
Well I thought that all of James Patterson's books in this series leading up to the fourth one were amazing. I was super excited to finally read the fourth book in the series, Final Warning. When I finally read it I was kind of disappointed. This book wasn't as suspenseful as the first three but still good. I just think that there should of been a little bit more action like there was in the other three book. Still this book had its twist and turns, and guessing moments just like the other three maximum ride novels. I also enjoyed how he added a little bit more romance into this book. I did like the action they had at the end. Towards the end of the fight I had no idea who was going to win. Which I really enjoyed not knowing what was going happen, and that is one thing James Patterson never forgets about. The ending was very cool because James Patterson puts a pretty good visuals in your mind. That is why I don't get why people disliked this book. It was just as well written as the other three. James Patterson wrote it just a tad bit different but still a pretty amazing book.:)
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 Disappointing
The Final Warning is a huge disappointment from the other Maximum Ride books. There just isn't enough action to keep me as interested in this book as the first three Maximum Ride books.
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 Enough about global warming already
I liked the other books. The characters were more than surface level and the books were engaging. There was a little left "wing", pun intended, bias in them, but nothing too bad. This global warming issue completely distracts from the style of the book. There is some action at the beginning, but the last half is a public service announcement, filled with incorrect data. Max's conversion to caring so much about something other than flock (as she has for the past three books) was totally unconvincing. This book needs to be rewritten.
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Dissappointed
I did not like what James Patterson did with this book. It did not seem to follow the style of the other books in the series. It almost seems as if James Patterson was told to have a certian message in the book and after that the book ended. I thought it did not seem to aptly represent the other works of James Patterson in the Maximum Ride series.
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What Happened? ( pwattpmg )
I have read the first three Maximum Ride books and loved them. They had action that just made me want to keep reading. I would stay up until 2:oo a.m. reading. When they finally released that final book i could not wait to buy it and IT WAS HORRIBLE. I am fine with saving the planet and all but he really screwed up how he told his ideas. Throughout the series it kept talking about how Max had to save the world. I was constantly wondering how she would do it and she has to advertise on how to save the planet. Were was the action we have come to love so much. All the loose ends are still loose ends. IF you really have to know how it ends then buy it used or get it from a library, if not don't buy the book.
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