Jeramey Kraatz
Auteur de The Cloak Society
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3.5 stars
Well. This is rather impressive. And a great fun.
I'll even go so far as to say that it's a wonderful read in this category.
Some parts made me want to skip, but those were few.
And while I'm not really into superheroes, I can say that I have immensely enjoyed this book. So.
Overall: Good Job!
FINAL VERDICT: READ IT
Well. This is rather impressive. And a great fun.
I'll even go so far as to say that it's a wonderful read in this category.
Some parts made me want to skip, but those were few.
And while I'm not really into superheroes, I can say that I have immensely enjoyed this book. So.
Overall: Good Job!
FINAL VERDICT: READ IT
4.5 stars
OHMYGOSHILOVEYOUGUYS
I'm so.. I just... *beams*
YES! YES! *fist-pumps several times, grinning like a maniac*
(Excuse my lack of coherency)
Ahem.
This is an excellent series, for middle-grade and beyond. Well-written and NOT preachy. They are human, warts and all! YES! YES! YES!
I was so itching to get my hands on this book that I completely forgot about some other worthy releases coming my way (shame on me, I know, but like any self-respecting Reader I have a Backlog of Books that keeps me plenty occupied).
Good Books in middle grade are really hard to find. I'm talking about books that grown-ups can enjoy as well. What sort of book appeals to just one age group? A bad sort, I tell ya!
FINAL VERDICT: GO READ IT!
(well, if you are into superheroes, I guess)… (plus d'informations)
OHMYGOSHILOVEYOUGUYS
I'm so.. I just... *beams*
YES! YES! *fist-pumps several times, grinning like a maniac*
(Excuse my lack of coherency)
Ahem.
This is an excellent series, for middle-grade and beyond. Well-written and NOT preachy. They are human, warts and all! YES! YES! YES!
I was so itching to get my hands on this book that I completely forgot about some other worthy releases coming my way (shame on me, I know, but like any self-respecting Reader I have a Backlog of Books that keeps me plenty occupied).
Good Books in middle grade are really hard to find. I'm talking about books that grown-ups can enjoy as well. What sort of book appeals to just one age group? A bad sort, I tell ya!
FINAL VERDICT: GO READ IT!
(well, if you are into superheroes, I guess)… (plus d'informations)
4.5 stars
Gimme MOAR!
Ahem. Sorry about that.
This series is awesome. I know my coherency leaves much to be desired.
What you need to know is that the first book in the series had some long-winded parts that made me want to skip. This one had me biting my knuckles and gripping the edge of my seat and worrying myself sick.
GIVE ME THE LAST INSTALMENT!
I'm definitely re-reading the whole thing when the last book is out! (possibly sooner)
FINAL VERDICT: READ IT… (plus d'informations)
Gimme MOAR!
Ahem. Sorry about that.
This series is awesome. I know my coherency leaves much to be desired.
What you need to know is that the first book in the series had some long-winded parts that made me want to skip. This one had me biting my knuckles and gripping the edge of my seat and worrying myself sick.
GIVE ME THE LAST INSTALMENT!
I'm definitely re-reading the whole thing when the last book is out! (possibly sooner)
FINAL VERDICT: READ IT… (plus d'informations)
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Statistiques
- Œuvres
- 7
- Membres
- 266
- Popularité
- #86,736
- Évaluation
- 3.5
- Critiques
- 8
- ISBN
- 40
The Moon Platoon is a near-future space opera aimed at middle graders. A group of promising teens is brought to a large hotel on the moon by a self-proclaimed genius-mogul to race space cars and moon buggies, play video games and compete to become one of the mogul’s permanent staff. As things develop, they also must save the earth from an alien attack. Think Willie Wonka on the Moon meets Ender’s Game. We follow Benny, a poor kid who grew up in a caravan in the American desert. The plot moves right along and does not hit you over the head with character drama. World-building could be better. The space racers look like sports cars on the cover and are never adequately described. Architecture, technology, and landscapes get a similar cavalier treatment. Finally, I wish the kids’ adventures provided some more specific information about science and technology. Kraatz could profit by reading some Heinlein juveniles. 3 stars.… (plus d'informations)