Saga
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| Rating | : | 4.68 (771 Votes) |
| Asin | : | 0142414220 |
| Format Type | : | paperback |
| Number of Pages | : | 384 Pages |
| Publish Date | : | 2017-11-11 |
| Language | : | English |
DESCRIPTION:
Great sci-if book! Jennifer I'm currently a 13 year old obsessed with sci-fi. This book truly satisfied my appetite for it. With artificial intelligence, to space civilizations, all the way to gaming, this is quite the fun read.. Saga Runa I began and ended this book with a single question: "Is this book really necessary?" While vaguely reminiscent of Scott Westerfeld's universe, it's nowhere near as good a read. The reader is kept waiting for some kind of point, a reason this book exists, and I still haven't been able to figure that out. I loved Epic, but ever since I heard there was going to be a sequel, I was skeptical. There was no story after Epic, and there was. I'm so sad I didn't know about it when it came out I only found out about Saga 2+ years after checking out Epic from a school library. I found out, surprisingly, when I decided to finally buy Epic.We're plunged headfirst into the new world, reminiscent of how Epic begins. Unfortunately, the beginning needs a bit of work to make sense with the knowledge from Epic, but if you can get over that small issue, it's guaranteed to thrill all, especially those who wish hoverboards were real
Ghost is part of an anarcho-punk airboard gang who live to break the rules. Saga isn't actually a place; it's a sentient computer game. And she will succeed unless Ghost and her friends - and Erik, from Epic, and his friends - figure out how to stop her in time.. The Dark Queen who rules Saga is trying to enslave the people of New Earth by making them Saga addicts. Then Ghost and her gang learn the complicated truth. And there's a good reason - their world, Saga, has a strict class system enforced by high-tech electronics and a corrupt monarchy
Give this to fans of video games and readers of James Patterson's "Maximum Ride" series (Little, Brown).—Heather M. Saga is a virtual-reality game and Cindella is the avatar of Erik Haraldson, the winner of the previous iteration of the game. Saga's characters are now sentient beings, and the Queen has enslaved Erik's world with a drug that forces them to play or die. The plot elements of this complicated, fast-paced novel are not fully integrated, and readers who have not read Epic will be puzzled by the importance of Cindella/Erik. She will only release them if Erik makes her children immortal, but if he complies, the people of Saga will suffer. From School Library Journal Grade 9 Up—Living under the oppressive rule of a 2000-year-old Dark Queen, the inhabitants of the violent world of Saga are downtrodden. Her clothes, her mannerism