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 The Never War - D.J. MacHale
 The Never War - D.J. MacHale ... Children'sNewest Review: ... Dane does this by finding the turning point of each territory and pushing it to absolute Chaos. It is up to Bobby to stop ... more ... him. Bobby has also been given something called a traveler ring which he can send his daily Journels to his friends Mark Dimond and Courtney Chetwyn. He does this to document all that he does for future reference.
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Bobby pendragon has gone back in time by going into the territory of first earth. Its the year 1937 and both Bobby and Spader are without their Traveler rings. The rings have been stolen by a gang of thieves. There are three different versions of earth each its own territory(its own world) There is fi...more |
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The Never War - D.J. MacHale: you should never war (652 words)
by - written on 13/06/09 (Very useful, 24 readings)
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The never world book is written by D J Machale and is book 3 out of a series of ten books previous books being: book 1 Merchant of death book 2 The lost city of Faar and the next one after this being called book 4 Reality bug. Background story This book is Part of a series Called Pendragon a travel through time and space and follows a boy by the name of Robbert Pendragon (or Bobby as he is know to his friends) who is a Traveler who can go to different Territories or worlds as they would be called to you or me. There are Ten different Territories each has its own traveler and it is up to them to stop a bad guy by the name of Saint ... Read the complete review
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