Revolution: The Ship Series, Book 2
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| Rating | : | 4.27 (732 Votes) |
| Asin | : | B073D9RD14 |
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| Number of Pages | : | 476 Pages |
| Publish Date | : | 2014-04-14 |
| Language | : | English |
DESCRIPTION:
He is thrust into the middle of the rebellion, alongside longtime friends and enemies, where his special talents make the difference between life and death. Zax should be training to pilot a fighter with his best friend, Kalare, but instead he defied the flight boss, and his career is in the toilet. A year-long period of civilian unrest, which started when Zax revealed his discovery of an unknown spacecraft from Earth, finally erupts into a full-blown revolution. Zax eventually puts himself into a position where he can rocket back to the top of the leaderboard and restore his career - at a price.. His new job managing sewage in Waste Systems may be disgusting and boring, but it allows him time to become adept with his plug and study the ship's infrastructure. It also exposes Zax to civilians for the first time in his life, as he works closely with Imair and befriends eight-year-old Nolly
Getting better Kent Andrews I'd recommend reading the first book to get the background. Great characters, strong plot line with an interesting ship. Younger readers could be entertained if parents approved. Some violence that is graphic. Enjoyed the read.. Creative, engaging YA sci fi My son LOVED this book! He read Revolution (as well as Book 1 in the series, Landfall) in a matter of days - he couldn't put either book down. He's a science fiction junkie of all flavors - from Dune to Star Wars, he's read it all - and loved the plot, the characters, and the detailed writing. He thought the creativity of the ideas was cool and exciting, and said that the book is unlike any other book he's ever read before. Five stars!. Nothing new Nocturnal It's along the same spirit as The Maze Runner and Ender's Game. Young kid excels but faces a lot of confusion and has to grow up fast. It's obviously written for a young adult person since the ideas and language and other things are very simplistic and "clean" and there is a lot of deus ex machina going on. I just needed to read something that took no thinking on my part and this came along just in time.