The Swarm: A Novel of the Deep - Frank Schätzing Reviews
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Newest Review: ... opening to me,and even though it took me some time to get through i'm very glad i read this book and hope anyone out there ... more
... that reads this book will enjoy it as much as i did.
The swarm is all about deep-sea amoebas that have actually been around since the pre-cabrian time,and are trying to destroy the planet and everyone on it.They start by turning the creatures in the ocean against man kind, and also causing lots of other natural disasters all over the globe.The team are led by a red wine lover norwegian called sigur johanson,a whale expert leon anawak,his friends jack (greywolf)o'bannon and alicia delaware and many more.Their are also ...more
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Customer The Swarm: A Novel of the Deep - Frank Schätzing Reviews (2)
by - written on 29/03/12 (Useful, 11 readings)
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The swarm is a superb and exciting read with lots and lots of twists all the way through.I would of liked to say that i couldn"t put it down but that was not the case.Its a very scientific and its very believable to me ,making me think this could actually happen to this planet in the future.The swarm was very eye opening to me,and even though it took me some time to get through i'm very glad i read this book and hope anyone out there that reads this book will enjoy it as much as i did. The swarm is all about deep-sea amoebas that have actually been around since the pre-cabrian time,and are trying to destroy the planet and everyone on it.They ... Read the complete review
by - written on 23/06/09 (Very useful, 119 readings)
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F. Schätzing (2006) The Swarm [English translation from German by Sally-Ann Spencer]. Hodder Paperbacks. pp.ix + 881. ISBN 978-0-340-8952-5 Type: Fiction / Sci-Fi Publisher's price: £8.99 but I got it cheaper from Amazon. This book is considered one of Germany's biggest modern best-sellers and it has sold over 2 million copies in its original German (Der Schwarm). It has received praise by - among others - Der Spiegel, Financial Times, Stern and notably a Biology Professor at UCL. * Plot: Something is going terribly wrong with sea creatures. Normally peaceful species are attacking fishermen and ships, huge jelly-fish ... Read the complete review
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