The Fever Code: a prequel to the multi-million bestselling Maze Runner series: The Maze Runner Prequel: 5

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H--l" and "d--n" said several times. "p--s" said once or twice. Mentions of cursing (nothing said). We hear some Glader lingo. Some crude/rude language. The Maze Runner and its incredible fandom in particular (no seriously, this fandom is everything) is my comfort blanket (though The Maze Runner is simultaneously the reason I need a comfort blanket, to begin with) and according to Letterboxd, I’ve rewatched those movies at least thirteen times (it’s more than that cause I constantly forget to log stuff).

I should warn you, though...it wouldn't be a Dashner book without a few moments that make you go all... The Flare was made by man who thought the world population got too big. But the disease got out of hand. How in the world does that even make the least bit sense? Sure, they sprout off some mumbo-jumbo about brain patterns due to decision-making skills but even I can smell that bull. What’s up, Tommy?" Newt exclaimed, his face filled with genuine happiness at the pleasant surprise that’d been sprung on him. Thomas couldn’t remember exactly how long it’d been since the last time he’d seen Newt. "You look bloody fantastic for three in the morning." However, the next morning Paige drugged Thomas with a cup of tea. As he slipped into unconsciousness, Paige told him that he was too trusting. She also admitted to him that it was she who had unleashed the Flare on the former chancellor and the nineteen others, all because they had disagreed with her vision for the Trials.It was so informative, we discover everything that is related to the main purpose of why these mazes were created and we go trough the whole building process. Great prequel to the series. Highly suggested to fans of the other books. Recommended 13+ for graphic violence and language.

A few months after the Purge, Thomas is sent to a desert called "the Scorch" to test a Flat Trans, a teleportation device, and is introduced to Jorge and Brenda, who indirectly reveal that the Gladers must go through the Scorch as the second phase of the Trials. Thomas has come to believe that a cure will never be possible, feels that his friends are then suffering unnecessarily, and vows to save them. The cover of this book is similar to The Maze Runner cover with The Fever Code showing the Maze in the process of being created. SPOILER WARNING: i recommend you read the Maze Runner trilogy first before reading this prequel because there will be spoilers

But it was also super sad to read their names, and every single time I read their names, I died a little inside... ESPECIALLY MY BUDDY!!! ESPECIALLY TOWARDS THE END!!!! A] mysterious survival saga that passionate fans describe as a fusion of Lord of the Flies, The Hunger Games, and Lost.“— EW Obviously love Newt. And now we get to know a little more about him and his sister❤️❤️❤️ he's such an amazing big brother and person. I love will him forever❤️😘 Anyway, Teresa was awesome and I'd be here for a Teresa-centred prequel that has nothing to do with good ole' whiny Thomas (it's funny: for someone who absolutely despises Thomas, I sure have a lot of ships including him) but I guess we can't have nice things. Though: James Dashner does suffer a little from J.K.Rowling syndrome (didn't he just announce another Maze Runner book called The Maze Cutter or some other silly title?), and we did get The Death Cure from Newt's PoV recently, so maybeeeee... Who knows.

Simplemente me cansé de leer que Thomas se sintiera solo y que odiaba a CRUEL. No es que no tuviera lástima por él, pero no me importó leer acerca de casi todas las clases que tomó y cuántas pruebas tuvo que tomar.¡Quería un poco de Newt y Minho dentro de CRUEL!!!!He figured he had two things to hold on to: his memories and his name. Surely they couldn’t take the first away from him, but they were trying to steal the second. For two days they’d pressed him to accept his new name: Thomas.” If you finished this, I genuinely pray for the immaculate number of brain cells that you lost doing so. You would do better banging your head against a wall repeatedly. But also thank you so much!! See you on the next one!! Anos depois de ler a trilogia, a única coisa que eu me lembro dela é de gostar bastante. Me lembro como me senti aflito e investido nos livros, e me lembro também como tudo aquilo foi por água abaixo em Ordem de Extermínio. Esse livro é um meio termo entre aquele prequel horrível e a trilogia que eu amei. Foi interessante rever os personagens e conhecer um pouco do passado, e a leitura, no geral, entreteve. Foi divertida pra passar o tempo. Mas só. A narrativa é fluída, mas tive alguns problemas.

MAYBE the scientists could take the millions of dollars they spent on creating movable 40-foot walls, spider-slug-robot hybrids, and insanely specific mind-wiping drugs...and INVEST it in something else - LIKE ACTUAL RESEARCH. Además de las clases diarias de Thomas y de las pruebas, también había algunas escenas sobre Thomas construyendo amistades con los larchos. Disfruté leyendo acerca de la construcción de las amistades y lo lindo e inocente que eran como niños pequeños. Our plan is for this to be the command center for what we're calling the Maze Trials, as advance a facility as any research institution has ever had."

As in the other books, the reader is invited into this near future vision of our world through the eyes of Thomas. His astute observations give us an honest insight into events but his young age, and the plethora of information that his kept for him means the truth of the situations are unfurled slowly for both the reader and himself.