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The Hunt for Dark Infinity (The 13th Reality #2)

James Dashner

Hardcover | Pages: 446 pages

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Title	:	The Hunt for Dark Infinity (The 13th Reality #2)
Author	:	James Dashner
Book Format	:	Hardcover
Book Edition	:	Deluxe Edition
Pages	:	Pages: 446 pages
Published	:	March 1st 2009 by Shadow Mountain
Categories	:	Fantasy. Young Adult. Science Fiction. Fiction

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I was so right, this was even better than his first book The Journal of Curious Letters. I find I really appreciate the mid grade fantasy books based mostly in reality where the kids figure out mysteries and bravely fight in adult battles that span over a series of books. I discovered this with Harry Potter J.K. Rowling and it wasn't a single phenomenon, I like the Fablehaven series Brandon Mull and now the 13th reality series James Dashner is following in that same vein. This is all super exciting because I can only re-read Harry Potter so many times. Dashner definitely has his own spin on things and these books are more science-y. Also I like that he makes peoples parents big supports in their lives.

In this volume, the main kids go on another adventure following clues while a plague of insanity starts taking over the realities. The threat was real and compelling, the villains developed layers, and schemes, and the heroes were flawed, human, and altruistic. All the things that you want in a book. This book had a great climax, but there were plenty of hints and starts left hanging, it will be exciting to see how the ends get wound into future books. I like the tight storytelling of young adult books and this is an excellent example of that, the only thing left is fitting all the pieces of the puzzle together and in this book we got a lot of pieces to weave into a larger story.

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ISBN:	1606410342 (ISBN13: 9781606410349)
Edition Language:	English
Series:	The 13th Reality #2

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Okay, so this book was good...especially the parts about Tick and his abilities (OH MY GOODNESS, STUFF WAS GOING DOWN), but the bits with Mistress Jane were weird. Like, good...but weird. It was almost like this book wanted to stress that Reginald Chu was bad, and Mistress Jane could actually be nice. And then the ending...it was excellent until the very end, but kinda a letdown at the very end. I was expecting...dang, I can't say because of spoilers. Okay, here's the sum-up: the book was good,

I couldn't remember much of the first book when starting this one, and I still don't really remember a lot (what happened with Sato in the first book? I have NO idea). Despite that, I still enjoyed this book. It did go into "MC is ultra special" territory, but it was interesting. And by the end he was still completely out of control, and it was still mysterious, so that was nice.While I find it amusing that the books are all "SCIENCE" even when there are mysterious powers that border on magic, I

This book was better than the first book, and unless Dashner dropped the ball towards the end, I think I may end up liking this series more than his tiny, not well known Maze Runner series.

This is a book about three kids, who get forced to do trials, by an evil man named Reginald Chu. Chu also gets their enemy, and tries to get the main Character Tick and her to fight. Tick eventually finds out he has amazing powers. It is a good book but it was a little confusing because I read the first one so long ago.

The Hunt for Dark Infinity is the next book in the 13th Reality Series, and sequel to the fun and adventurous first book, The Journal of Curious Letters. It fulfills the creative promise and inventiveness that that first book began and, I think, betters it. The Hunt for Dark Infinity takes up the story of 13-year-old Atticus "Tick" Higginbottom who, previously, had been introduced to the concept of the "Realities" - alternate versions of the world as we know it - and recruited as a "Realitant" -

Seems better written than the first installment, the characters definitely take you directions you didn't expect. The different realities are very different. I do like the moral character of the characters, they keep fewer secrets, tell fewer lies than other similar series. The parents are involved in decision making and are supportive in many ways, something else I like. I think I'll withhold final judgment until I finish the series.

This series of book are really interesting. I think that they are in the same realm of Harry Potter and should be read by more people. You definetly need to read them in the right order because I read the first one in November so the plot was a little confusing as I couldn't remember all the characters. I really love all the adventures they get up to and how each time near the end it is vital to do something. However, Dashner manages to have a different ending each time so it isn't just happy