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Title: Inside the Illusion (EverWorld, Book 9)
ISBN: 0590878557
Author:
K.A. Applegate
Publicate Date: 2000-09-01
Publish: 2000-09-01
List Price: $4.99
Average Customer Rating: 4.5
Format: Paperback
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1: Different point of view
This book is a bit different because it comes from Senna. I've been wondering why she is the way she is and this book helps explain it. I never really liked Senna and even with this book I still don't but I do feel a bit sorry for her. Here we meet the god of the alligators and travel on into Egypt to find Senna's mother. We find that she isn't much different than Senna herself. We also find out some of the plans Senna has in store including what she is rallying over in the real world. Her own mother even goes behind her back and lets Merlin know where Senna is. Is this a good thing or bad? Is Merlin able to catch Senna?
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2: The Best Everworld Book?
I agree with some thoughts already posted. The books have always overdone each other, which makes the series so good. But it also gets a bit tedious, as mentioned in another post. But overall, the series is the best I've ever read...This book, gets in deep detail with Senna, whom I have always wanted to read about. You really get to know her more, and your opinions about her will most likely change. You get to see her past and how she developed into what she is now. If you've read the previous books, read this one: It answers most of the questions you have about the series!
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3: AMAZING
I have read the entire series and it is just the best thing ever! I mean it. I just finished the last book and it is just sooooo good of an ending I wish I could just read it over and over. If you enjoy mythology stuff and fantasy you will love these books!
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4: Possibly the best...
Now this was a book I didn't want to put down! If you've read all or even some of the previous ones, this book is must. Finally, some of the mysteries of Everworld begin to unravel, as Senna finally explains her place in everthing...and everyone else's. As the five kids make their way into Egypt, hoping to find Senna's mother, instead they're captured by a large group of Amazons who have conquered the land... I won't say anything else to avoid spoiling the story, buy truly, this one is the best so far. Senna isn't a character I expected to hear from, but somehow, getting inside her twisted head for the first time, it was hard not to identify with her, and sympathize with her at least a bit. Prior to this book, I despised Senna, but now she just might be my favorite. Also, the Amazons as well were simply above cool! Nothing like some good strong females to make a story more exciting. Anyway, this book was great, and I recommend it to anyone who's been following the series. These books don't stand well on their own, and you'd be hopelessly lost otherwise.
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5: At last: Senna gets to speak up!
At last, we get to know the real Senna. This book was more psychological than adventure, since the whole book is basically Senna talking about her past, her future plans, and why she is the way she is (which is why this book is worth a read). This series still keeps going well.
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