A brand new fast-paced, explosive trilogy from international bestselling author, Scott Westerfeld, and award-winning co-authors Margo Lanagan and Deborah Biancotti about a group of teens with amazing abilities.
Who are the Zeroes? They're six teens with new kinds of superpowers. All born in the year 2000, they live in Cambria, California. Their abilities make them anything but heroes - until a high stakes crisis changes everything.
Who are the Zeroes? They're six teens with new kinds of superpowers. All born in the year 2000, they live in Cambria, California. Their abilities make them anything but heroes - until a high stakes crisis changes everything.
- Kindle: 1378 KB
- Print Length: 560 pages
- Publisher: Simon & Schuster Children's UK (September 24, 2015)
- ASIN: B00QNW8JSE
Scott Westerfeld's teen novels include the Uglies series, the Leviathan and Midnighters trilogies, and the so-called "NYC Trilogy": So Yesterday, Peeps, and The Last Days. Scott was born in Texas, and alternates summers between Sydney, Australia, and New York City. His next book, Afterworlds, comes out September 23, 2014.
My review for, Uglies
REVIEW:
Heroes, not Zeroes.
This book reminded me of the show, Heroes. All the characters had various powers from seseeing through anothers' eyes to changing the mood of a crowd. With these powers, they tried using them for the greater good. In this case though, it was to save their own from the mess he was in. Still, seeing them use their power was exciting to read about, no matter the reasoning.
The outcome was everything I wanted but yet nothing what I expected. I know that doesn't make sense, but if you read it, it will make sense.
Paranormal fans will definitely eat this one up!
4.5/5
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This book reminded me of the show, Heroes. All the characters had various powers from seseeing through anothers' eyes to changing the mood of a crowd. With these powers, they tried using them for the greater good. In this case though, it was to save their own from the mess he was in. Still, seeing them use their power was exciting to read about, no matter the reasoning.
The outcome was everything I wanted but yet nothing what I expected. I know that doesn't make sense, but if you read it, it will make sense.
Paranormal fans will definitely eat this one up!
4.5/5
*No compensation was received for posting. Compensation will be earned if purchases are made from the links within. This copy was read free online. Opinions are owned by Freda's Voice.
I haven't heard too much about Zeroes, but this convinced me. I added it to my goodreads. :D It's a start! I haven't read a super hero movie in such a long time!
ReplyDeleteGood to know the heroes likeness. I started this awhile ago but didn't get into it.
ReplyDeleteI enjoyed the tv show Heroes, so that's a great comparison for me.
ReplyDeleteI'd love to be able to see through someone else's eyes!
ReplyDeleteI changed my mind, I'd like changing the mood of a crowd better.
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