The Scorch Trails by James Dashner is the second novel in The Maze Runner Trilogy. This trilogy focuses on a group of young people who are being put through different trails to help discover a cure for a disease which is threatening the human race.
As this book is the second of a trilogy I will mainly be talking about my thoughts around this book and less about the content. Want to avoid spoilers for new readers to the trilogy.
I gave The Scorch Trails a 4/5 stars. Some points that really stood out to me in this book was the world. I really enjoyed the environment the group
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July Wrap Up
In the month of July I read a total of 4 books. 2 of which I have already wrote reviews on which I'll link to in due cause.The first book I read in the month of July was Red Queen by Victoria Aveyard. Red Queen is the first book in a young adult, fantasy series. The novel is set in a land divided by the colour of Blood. Reds are seen as commoners who are ruled by the elite Silver who possess god like powers. The story joins a Red, Mare Barrow, who lives in a
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Red Queen
Red Queen by Victoria Aveyard is the first book in a young adult, fantasy series. The novel is set in a land divided by the colour of Blood. Reds are seen as commoners who are ruled by the elite Silver who possess god like powers. The story joins a Red, Mare Barrow, who lives in a poverty stricken village. A twist of fate brings our main character in front of a Silver Court.
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