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The Way of the Dead, April 3, 2003
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This review is from: Realm of the Reaper (Everworld #04) (Paperback)
A Review by Jonathan The group Jalil, April, David, and Christopher are still searching for the witch Senna. They stumble upon a village of men. The need for food and rest drove them to an inn. They cannot leave this village unless a dredded "She" of which people speak, lets them. They learn of Loki's daughter Hel, and that she plans to torture them for the end of eternity. If they can't escape her clutches, they will certainly die. I liked the feel of the environment of this book. It envelopes and immerses the reader. It creates an atmosphere that helps the reader along. It also creates a sense of emotion such as fear. Another point of liking is that it is very easy to get into. The book has a clean, crisp plot that is easily readable, yet enjoyable. One more point of interest is the problems that the characters face. This adds to the intensity of the book. I like the fact that most of their problems are god related. This makes it interesting because they also have to survive. They don't know what will happen to them in the real world if they die in Everworld. Sometimes the concept of their consciousness traveling between universes can be confusing, but I get it. This is a semi- easy book. I recommend this book to people that take a liking to thrills and adventure. Also, there is a lot of action in this book. I think this book is excellent, I think the same about the entire series. This is a semi-easy book to read.
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6 of 7 people found the following review helpful:
4.0 out of 5 stars
Great!, November 21, 1999
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This review is from: Realm of the Reaper (Everworld #04) (Paperback)
I really liked this and the other Ever World books! I am not finished reading it but I would suggest this series to anyone who enjoys/enjoyed the Animorph books (also written by Applegate). I myself am a former Animorphs reader turned Ever World reader. The books, from my own opinion, are deffinatly for the older readers. Not the senior readers but the older teens (13 to about 17 or 18). Some of the language, depending on how you see it, is rather graphic. In fact, one of them even has a cuss word in it. But that is how an average teenager talks these days. It's nice being able to read one of these books and know what they are going through. Although being swallowed by a giant wolf is probably one thing that may never happen to me, but going down to Taco Bell and getting in a fight with someone my girl friend knew, that's something that could happen to anyone. Well, I think I better go before I relase all the secrets about these books. Take care!
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3 of 3 people found the following review helpful:
5.0 out of 5 stars
Creepy book..., March 2, 2000
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This review is from: Realm of the Reaper (Everworld #04) (Paperback)
..keeps you on the edge of your seat!I could not put it down,I even asked if we could have extra reading time in all my classes!Another great book to a great seires!Making there way off the battel field..the gang comes upon a city,where mainly men dwell.Not to mention a strange mountain not far from the city,with a path leading towards it.When they enter the city,it seems like an ordinary market place...until they see parts of the building demolished,with rotting parts of flesh hanging off the sides.Then...they hear who does this horriable deal they call her the "Terror Queen",and this is her city..and they are about to get a taste of her medicine...face to face...
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