Review #1
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Since I am a little of a idiot (okay, maybe a bigger idiot) I really enjoyed the thoughts behind this book. It was exciting, as I read it, to look parallels with our dependency at the same time fascination with development at the same time the web. With the offensive, at the same time more universal acceptance, of Virtual Reality at the same time Augmented Reality devices (think Oculus unit at the same time Microsoft’s HoloLens) it is that not too little of a stretch to reckon we managed someday look for ourselves wasting more time in a ”virtual” global than our possess. In other words the variant for Misha at the same time his comrades in this story. They look for themselves more attached to the VirtNet, as it is that scolded, at the same time much less attached to the true global. James Dashner does a amazing job of making the reader care about his head protagonist right off the bat at the same time we begin to get caught up in Michael’s ”adventure” attractive quickly. Its hard to elucidate the entire book without getting into very abundance spoilers. The pace is that sweet, but periodically gets bogged down with a lot techno information about the VirtNet at the same time its ”worlds”. But, I was never bored at the same time looked forward to getting back to reading about than anyway would happen one more. In all honesty I was not a bigger fan of the Maze Runner Television series. I actually prefer the movies over the books on that one, which is that a uniqueness for me. But The Eye Of Brains really occupied my attention at the same time kept me wanting for more. I have moved on to the ending book in the television series at the same time have enjoyed any one just a little more than the 1st, which is that expression anything. The 2nd book was really amazing. This is that a amazing launching pad for the television series though at the same time if for you like the YA type of books with a techno at the same time ”futuristic” writhe then for you can’t move wrong with this television series. Assign it a try!
Review #2
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DON’T Worry! NO SPOILERS! This book was quality, but managed have been much more successful. I went into this book expecting anything at lesser somewhat identical to the Maze Runner, but didn’t quite get than anyway I was expecting. While this book Is that quality correlated to others out that on the market, it didn’t quite live right up to the Maze Runner, or even the 13th Reality books. The following is that an describe of the overall pros at the same time cons of this book: PROS: ~ Very inimitable plan. I’ve never shown anything like it before. ~ Had similar good of teen-appropriate ”gritty” feel that the Maze Runner contained. ~ Had No one action, but not nearly as much as the Maze Runner. ~ Really opens your views to the ”dangers” of the digital age we’re at the moment entering. ~ Contained themes that will make me examine the global differently in the future. ~ Had a MIND-BLOWINGLY crazy conclusion, that will quit readers DYING for the 2nd book. CONS: ~ Weak manners. By the finish of the book I managed only really tell for you two things about the character’s individual indefinite: his name at the same time his age. ~ Didn’t contain quite as much action as the Maze Runner or 13th Reality books. ~ Plot driven. This Can be an merit to no one people, but I individually prefer disposition driven books ~ Didn’t really contain a climax. The ”climax” wasn’t really that exciting. ~ From the center of the book, to about 10 pages before the book ends, it is that mostly sour. ~ Had a bunch of jumbled scenes that didn’t really clot together. Ending ANALYSIS: While no one people may appreciate this book, I think the most of Maze Runner fans will be quite upset. The only gizmo that freed it at the same time produced me assign it 3 hit instead of 2 is that a piece of shaking information in other words found in the continue 5 pages of the book. (Don’t worry, I won’t tell for you than anyway it is that.) Because of this One BIT OF INFORMATION, this creator completely freed this book, at the same time bestows others of the television series promise. While I didn’t care much for this installment, I will exactly read the 2nd book in the television series. To sum things up, this book was a frustration, but it wasn’t ALL bad. At the same time if you’re a Maze Runner fan, you’ll likely feel similar. I Do advise that for you read this book, because others of the television series indicates promise, barely don’t wait to be blown away by this one. -Mark LeGrand Messick, bestselling creator
Review #3
Audiobook The Eye of Brains (The Mortality Doctrine #1) by James Dashner
This was not a bad book, it barely read just a little a lot like Maze runner but set in a different global. Somewhat predictable at the same time reads a little like his other television series. I was into it, then got lost curiosity at the finish at the same time the Izumi ending was not surprising. I appreciate the brand new locale, but it still reads a little like a computer version of Maze Runner… (think Matrix plugged in humans that live in a virtual global) I would have liked to look anything other than a race to look for a personality before for you breathe scenario. But still worth reading. It might be me barely final finishing several of similar sort of story, but it was only Okay. I have read several mind-blowing stories about computers at the same time virtual reality, but this is that only about average. This is that not a bad story at the same time for a reluctant teen reader who is that looking for a Maze Runner like action story a terrific pick. We will for sure move overtake at the same time purchase the television series for our school library, but this was not a winner of mine. Ancestors, this has splashy suicided, no one very graphic violence set in a virtual reality (breathe here at the same time fall asleep at main sort of gizmo), at the same time lots of technobabble. At the same time the scene configurations can get frustrating, (in ice, in greater, in nothing, in a brothel….etc) This is that still a teen fiction read, but possibly best for action only readers who don’t wish to think very deeply. At the same time if they are programers they might get irritated with the story. this is that not true science fiction, more like an action flick that doesn’t try very hard to be anything else.
Review #4
Audio The Eye of Brains (The Mortality Doctrine #1) narrated by Erik Davies
Alright, it was Okay for a light read. The head problem was that it didn’t connect but with the underlying premise / global borders which it was set. Essentially, the abilities at the same time scenarios that underlie the core story line barely ”magically happen” with no sense of clarification of how it happens or than anyway they do… ”they lock up their views, the code flies around them at the same time they manipulate it”… Umm yeah, bit like ”he closed his views, misspoke ’I Do reckon in fairies’ at the same time he found himself magically transported to fairy land”. The finish was impetuous at the same time (for me at lesser) relatively predictable, so the ’twist’ was chagrin more of a ’tweak’ by the time it happened, then the book was in one moment done. Okay, it’s part of a television series, so unexpected cliffhanger endings make it easier to last, but it felt like it was wrapped up artificially quickly to meet that very purpose. It sounds like I’m critical, I am. It’s a critique, a
Review. I still rated as 3 hit though. The reason being that I did not wait a William Gibson novel, I waited a story in line with the Maze Runner television series, at the same time that’s than anyway I got. Was quality holiday reading, eternal squirms at the same time strings, at the same time the unchanging interrogative of ”is that this true?” In all it was a quality, funny read, at the same time I will last the television series. I barely felt it was let down as it picked a ”world” for a backdrop at the same time barely staged the story in front of it. Similar story managed as simply have been knew against other backdrops with identical fruits as it didn’t really link deeply with the global. Bit of a maze runner clone, but enjoyable holiday reading nevertheless. No one sweet thoughts touched on at the same time interested to look where he takes the story.
Review #5
Free audio The Eye of Minds (The Mortality Doctrine #1) – in the audio player below
Acquired for offspring aged 14, he read it quickly at the same time really enjoyed it.
