Have you ever wanted to read a book about nanotechnology? Well neither have I until I read Bzrk Reloaded. This book is the second book in the Bzrk series by Michael Grant. It is an amazing book that talks about a group of people that are trying to save the world from being taken over by nanobots. If you have not guessed already this book would be considered a science fiction.
Michael Grant grew up in a military family and was always on the move. He went ten different schools in five different states and three different schools in France while growing. He loves to travel and his dream is to circumnavigate the world. He currently lives in Marin County, California. He is married to Katherine Applegate and has two kids, (Bzrk).
I think that overall the book was an amazing book. It drew me in the entire time and I could not put it down because of that. If any part started to get boring something insane would happen to make it interesting. For example in one part of the book it starts to get a little bit slow because it just talks about search methods a group of Bzrk members were using. Then suddenly a fake swat team busts into the house and kills everyone inside besides one child who ends killing almost all of the fake swat team. Another example was that a girl was sitting on the beach counting and kept counting for a while. Then suddenly she gets kidnapped and brought aboard a ship that is full of crazy people. Those are just some the things that happen throughout the book that keep interested on every page.
I’d like to know whether not they are going to try and fix Alex cotton, who is Noah’s brother, like they fixed Vincent. Vincent had gone insane because he had lost his biots. Sadie fixes Vincent by ...
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...t we need to careful who can have modern technology because there really are a lot of crazy people out in the world. I would also say it reflects that younger kids like to play video games instead going outside. Finally, it reflects that sex is not really a big deal.
This was a great book and I would definitely recommend it to anyone, but I would suggest that you read Bzrk first. I loved every part of this book for many reasons and I have nothing bad to say about the book as a whole. It is extremely intriguing to read, but can be a little gruesome at some points. I also think it was relatively easy book to read and to keep track of what is going on throughout the story. I hope you decide to read it someday.
Works Cited
Grant, Michael. BZRK. New York: Egmont USA, 2012. Print.
Grant, Michael. BZRK Reloaded. New York, NY: Egmont USA, 2013. Print.
what kinda sucked about it is that they dragged out to the end. which made you know what's going to happen when ending came. that's why it was so dull cause I was on the last page and Sam still hasn't been killed yet so I knew right away what was going to happen. Recommendations: I would recommend this if you want to study the sight affects of the war.
My overall opinion of this book is good I really liked it and recommend it to anyone. It is a good book to read and it keep you interested throughout the whole book.
It’s a novel that has a little bit of everything for everybody. The only reason I didn’t give the it a 10/10 is because it’s hard to nail down who the main characters are (even though I would argue that with so many great characters, there really doesn’t need to be a main character), and there are some sexual scenes in the novel I found to be semi-unnecessary, which might make some people dislike the whole story. However, I would strongly recommend this book to anyone who want a genuinely fantastic story to read, people interested in a novel full of vibrant, realistic, and sometimes flawed (in a good way) characters, or anyone with some time to kill for long stretches, because they won’t want to put this book
She analyses how her data collections began to change around 2012, when smartphones really began to advance. Twenge’s article maintains the argument that, while many people have different ideas about the cause for the change in teen attitudes in recent years, she believes that smartphones are greatly to blame. To support her claim, Twenge states that the rates of depression have “skyrocketed” (p. 61) (Pathos). She also says that “There’s not a single exception …. screen activities are linked to less happiness” (p. 63) (Logos). Lastly, Twenge states “In all my analyses of generational data- some reaching back to the 1930’s- I had never seen anything like it” (p. 59)
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The thing I liked least about this book was the lengthiness and wordiness of it. It was very round-about in getting to the point or conclusion of the topic. It had a lot of extra information that I felt wasn’t necessary or just didn’t really have a place in the chapter. I also found some subtopics much less interesting than others.
The ending of this book was a cliffhanger. In my opinion that is the worse kind of ending, but that’s how that writing persuades the reader to get the next book in the series. Without giving too much away about the end of the story, it was very unexpected. To be
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