The Fever Code (Maze Runner, Book Five; Prequel) (The Maze Runner Series)
Book Title: The Fever Code (Maze Runner, Book Five; Prequel) (The Maze Runner Series)
Book Description: Once there was a world’s end. The forests burned, the lakes and rivers dried up, and the oceans swelled. Then came a plague, and fever spread across the globe. Families died, violence reigned, and man killed man. Next came WICKED, who were looking for an answer. And then they found the perfect boy. The boy’s name was Thomas, and Thomas built a maze. Now there are secrets. There are lies. And there are loyalties history could never have foreseen. This is the story of that boy, Thomas, and how he built a maze that only he could tear down. All will be revealed. A prequel to the worldwide Maze Runner phenomenon, The Fever Code is the book that holds all the answers. How did WICKED find the Gladers? Who are Group B? And what side are Thomas and Teresa really on? Lies will be exposed. Secrets will be uncovered. Loyalties will be proven. Fans will never see the truth coming. Before there was the Maze, there was The Fever Code.
Book Author: James Dashner
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ISBN: 978-0553513097
Number Of Pages: 384
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Story / Interest
(5)
If you love backstories and The Maze Runner books, read this prequel!
I love dystopian novels and The Fever Code by James Dashner is no exception. This book is an answer key to several outstanding questions I had during reading the The Maze Runner series. If someone asked me if they should read the prequel first, I would suggest they read the books in the order in which they were written. his book showcases the mysterious world of the Gladers, a group of special teens living in a post-apocalyptic world. The storyline explores the origin of the mysterious Gladers and their battle for survival against a force known only as “the death wave”. Each of the main characters is well-developed and their interwinding stories add to the complexity of the plot. Dashner’s writing style is fast-paced, easy to follow, and entertaining to read. He brings the world of the Gladers to life with detailed descriptions that make you feel like you’re right there with the characters. It is appropriate for ages 13 and up and I give it a 5 out of 5. I would recommend reading the books in close succession to each other so you don’t forget some of the details!
Overall
5