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Starclimber - Kenneth Oppel

 
Description: ISBN 0571238394 / Genre: Sci-Fi / Fantasy / Author: Kenneth Oppel / Paperback / 496 Pages / Book is published 2009-05-07 by Faber ... more
Starclimber - Kenneth Oppel ... Children's Books

Newest Review: ... whilst Kate, his love from the previous novels, a young girl aspiring to be a great scientist, gets an easy free pass. This ... more

 ... is just one incident forming a crevasse in their relationship, with others being social pressure, parents and a proposal from a rich tycoon's son. They both end up on the space voyage, and face many more adventures, following their voyage into space, and behold the discoveries they find. I shan't spoil the excitement for you... the plot twists and sudden dangers are still there! Overall, the book follows the same style of Oppel, the characterisation is flawless once again, and there is all the same action, twist...more

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mattconnect
Premium Review Starclimber - Kenneth Oppel: Climbing down. (453 words)
by - written on 02/06/09 (Very useful, 23 readings)
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This is the third in the "Airborn" Series, succeeding Airborn and Skybreaker. This third novel has been a great anticipation in my book calendar, and one i really wanted to read, but there was something abit odd about it. Matt Cruse, a young aspiring-to-be captain, is studying in Paris, and on his summer holiday, takes a job at the Celestial Tower- a tower built in Paris, aiming to reach space first... but is whisked away to Lionsgate city, to be invited to be part of the Canadian space race... He has to pass a grueling set of tests before he can enter, whilst Kate, his love from the previous novels, a young girl aspiring to be a great ...  Read the complete review

Trix1212
Premium Review A fantastic, fast-paced adventure for younger readers (438 words)
by - written on 06/02/09 (Very useful, 106 readings)
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I remember hearing some good thigs about Kenneth Oppel when 'Airborn' was published a few years ago but, although I do read a lot of children's fiction (it's my job!) that one passed me by. However, seeing this newest addition I decided to take a look and ended up reading it over a few lunch breaks and really enjoying it. Starclimber is the third in the series, preceded by Airborn and Skybreaker, and falls neatly into the 9-12 age category, though I guess that older fans of Artemis Fowl and Mortal Engines might like this too. As I said, I had not read the previous books but found that it really did not matter - while some reference is made to the other ...  Read the complete review

 

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