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| Title | : | The Neptune Challenge (The Neptune Project #2) |
| Author | : | Polly Holyoke |
| Book Format | : | Paperback |
| Book Edition | : | First Edition |
| Pages | : | Pages: 210 pages |
| Published | : | May 19th 2015 by Disney-Hyperion (first published April 1st 2015) |
| Categories | : | Science Fiction. Dystopia. Childrens. Middle Grade. Young Adult. Fantasy. Romance. Adventure |
Polly Holyoke
Paperback | Pages: 210 pages Rating: 4.46 | 956 Users | 80 Reviews
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Danger lurks beneathGenetically engineered to survive in the ocean, Nere and her friends are recovering from their long, treacherous journey to refuge and settling in at Safety Harbor. Despite its name, plenty of dangers still lurk just outside the colony's boundaries. When two among them are kidnapped, the remaining Neptune kids and their loyal dolphins must set out on a mission even more perilous than their first: infiltrate the kidnapper's fortress to save their friends and steal away a vital scientific secret that may save the world and its oceans. Fighting terrifying mutated creatures and teens, will the Neptune kids find a way to save their friends, themselves, and their underwater world? The stakes couldn't be higher in this thrilling sequel to the award-winning The Neptune Project.
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| Edition Language: | English |
| Series: | The Neptune Project #2 |
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Ratings: 4.46 From 956 Users | 80 ReviewsColumn Based On Books The Neptune Challenge (The Neptune Project #2)
*Spoilers*I felt like this series was trying very hard to be the Hunger Games, and it certainly felt that way in some instances. In fact, because of that, I've wanted very badly to enjoy this series, but I won't be continuing it. Sadly. Despite the strong similarities to the Hunger Games and Dark Life, it fell flat. I dislike how YA authors insist on glamorizing borderline abusive relationships. Dai was aggressive with Nere and nearly hurt her in the first book and all throughout that book andI didn't like this one as well as the first. I'm not a big fan of Lo/High books (I know they work great with some readers, but they drive me crazy), and this reads similar to one of those. I didn't get a lot of character developement, and the action didn't quite work for me. Overall, I know there are those who will really enjoy this, but it wasn't for me.
Great story. It kept me on edge and I loved every second of it. I can't wait to see what is next for Nere and her friends. Her story isn't over yet and I am excited for the next adventure.
The first book in the series was good. Not the most amazing book ever, but good. It had an interesting concept, some decent action, and a compelling enough plot that I wanted to read the second book.This one was just BORING. It took 200 pages for anything to happen, I didn't feel any connection to most of the characters, and I was really ready for it to end well before it did. Two stars for the fact that none of the main characters died. I think I'm done with this series.
I thought this was a great book. I loved finding out more about Kuron and his neck of the woods. I want to find out what happened to Idaine, though. Did Kuron kill her or what? I loved meeting all the new characters. I thought it was interesting how they were all part different animals. I really liked Shadow. I thought (view spoiler)[ Dai being part shark was really obvious, I don't know why Nere was surprised. (hide spoiler)] I hope that they will be able to use the C-plankton. I REALLY WANT
AwesomeThis is a must read. It has a great hook and keeps you holding on all the way through. I 200% recommend this book!!!!!!!
The book I read was the Neptune challenge by Polly Holyoke. This is the second book of the Neptune Project series. The main character is Nere and her friends that she meets along the way. This book is about these kids who were genetically engineered in a way so they would be able to live under the water. These kids have already escaped the government swimming thousands of miles of water to their Safety Harbor or a place that they will live. They have gone through many difficult tasks facing
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