But unfortunately, this series will be a DNF for me.

If you liked the Hunger Games, you'd probably enjoy this! I would say parents, you'd probably want to preview this one. The Death Cure (Maze Runner, Book Three) by James Dashner Paperback 7.79 Customers who viewed this item also viewed of 1 Start over James Dashner James Dashner 0. It definitely will draw you in and keep your attention! Honestly, if this was my kind of genre, I'd probably enjoy it! All in, it's not not great, but not horrible, just not for me. But it's not too graphic, so there's that! Lots of (nonviolent) action/adventure. This is a dark book about KIDS, not adults, and there are sequences of kids attempting to kill each other, which was somewhat disturbing for me. Now I am, as rule, not interested in dystopian/apocalyptic books, but so many people said it was good, so I gave it a shot. The Maze Runner is a young adult novel set in a post-apocalyptic world.The story begins in a dark metal elevator, where a teenage boy awakens with no real memories other than the fact that his name is Thomas.When the elevator stops and the doors open, Thomas finds himself surrounded by teenage boys. So the quick summary is that this organization WICKED is doing an experiment on this group of kids by keeping them in a (seemingly) inescapable maze and observing how they react and respond, and if they are smart enough to figure how to get out. When he is released, Assistant Director Janson (Rat Man) tells him and the other subjects, including Group B, that there is no cure for the Flare, but that most Gladers and Group B are immune. Before I begin, keep in mind this is a DYSTOPIAN novel/series, and as such, it's kind of dark, and very sci-fi. In the third book of The Maze Runner series, Thomas spends four weeks locked up alone.

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