Wednesday, January 19, 2011
The Maze Runner by James Dashner
Thomas is in a box that is moving up; when he opens his eyes he is in the Glen. Outside of the Glen is the Maze. He is alone and without a memory of how he got there or why. He is with a group of about 50 teen boys. Together they work hard, farm, and try to solve the Maze. Soon circumstances change; Thomas and the other boys are in a race against time for survival.
Fans of the Hunger Games will like this story of teen survival. What happens at the end lets the reader know that there will be another story. We get to find out a little about a conspiracy and we get a glimpse of the people behind the Maze. I liked the book and can’t wait to read the next in the series.
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