the death and pain, the cause of all the monsters and the nightmares, the last chance for human-kind. Thomas and his fellow Gladers are subjected to this reality and must fight knowing that what they do next could save or destroy everything. The Scorch Trials, by James Dashner, takes place in a future where the sun has brought fiery destruction upon the Earth and a virus upon the few that have survived. The main character Thomas along with his fellow Gladers (friends including Thomas) find themselves
to The Maze Runner, James Dashner expertly crafts a story full of mystery, action, and excitement. After escaping the Maze (a test made by the Creators), Thomas and the Gladers (a group of boys who escaped the Maze) must make their way through the Scorch, the most ravaged part of the world, to finally gain their freedom from the Creators. Along the way, they are captured in an abandoned city, deceived by WICKED (an organization against the Glader's freedom), attacked by another group (this time girls)
Maze Runner: The Scorch Trials by James Dashner is an enticing novel that continues the Maze Runner series’ storyline, while simultaneously adding new curves and twists to the existing plotline. One of the elements of the book that differentiates it from other young adult novels is its layered yet consistently vague plot and its amount of nicknames for simple objects (including Crank, Flare, Glade, etc.). The layered plot includes multiple conflicts and obstacles occurring at different levels of
Better late than never, right? A year after its original release date, Wes Ball's final installment of his Maze Runner trilogy is here. Thankfully, star Dylan O'Brien has fully recovered from the serious injuries sustained while filming and is ready to bring this high octane franchise to its riveting conclusion. James Dashner's series has always been one of my favorite Young Adult dystopian trilogies. I read each one as they came out, and vividly remember waiting in line at midnight to pick up my