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The Maze Runner (The Maze Runner, #1)
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This book was both super fast paced and incredibly slow at the same time. There was a lot of great action, but solving the mystery was painfully slow. I wanted to slap the next character who said, "We can't talk about that right now" or "We don't have time to talk." The best was, "If I try to talk about that, I'll have to choke myself" (but if Thomas talks about it, he has no reaction.) It seems like it would be more logical to give each Newbie a little background lesson instead of keeping them in the dark.
I did like the premise of the book though and am intrigued enough to want to keep going with the series. This is another book where I think it would make a better movie than book, but they would have to up the age of the characters since (like the Hunger Games) it's kids killing kids, and it's pretty violent and a lot of kids die.
I did like the premise of the book though and am intrigued enough to want to keep going with the series. This is another book where I think it would make a better movie than book, but they would have to up the age of the characters since (like the Hunger Games) it's kids killing kids, and it's pretty violent and a lot of kids die.
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January 9, 2011
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December 29, 2012
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January 1, 2013
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May 09, 2015 07:16PM
So did you watch the movie?
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I'm watching it and am now curious to read the books. The movie also had very vague answers to the questions.