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# Plague (Gone)

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Review: Grant does it again - Michael Grant has the rare capacity to understand how teenagers think, to comprehend the fact that they are often capable of thinking like adults while they continue to act and make choices which are unwise or impulsive. Plague is just as riveting--with just as many "OMG" moments--as the other three books in the series to date. With each book, there is some character who grows or changes or steps up. In this book, it is Computer Jack... and perhaps someone else.... I love that Grant has been consistent with the personality of each character, and each character is thoughtfully crafted, a distinct individual among the rest. My favorite new character with this book is Sanjit.... I must include again my normal caveat for parents and teachers who are looking for Young Adult books to get their teens reading: I do not recommend these books for younger than high school age. There is violence (no profanity--good on you, Mr. Grant), and children die. But older teens love these books and devour them quickly as they are absolute, riveting page turners. (In my classroom, I've had to replace the earlier books in the series as they were 'read to death' by my students.) A further, more important point is that Grant places his characters in situations where there is no easy escape, and they must choose to do what is right or what is wrong in order to survive. The 'life lessons' are not overbearing, just enough to make us empathize with the good guys and really, really hate the bad guys. I read this one in two days. Can't wait for the next installment!!
Review: Kept me engaged in the series! - This is another great book in the gone series! As I've mentioned in my reviews of the other volumes in this series, some parts of this book were definitely mature and disturbing, but nothing that I don't think today's YA audience wouldn't be prepared for (in particular I'm thinking about some of the violence that the kids inflict on each other - and, of course, the crazy insects...). I have to say, I think Plague (compared to the other books in the series) was the most disturbing to me - perhaps because I'm squeamish about bugs (that's all I'm going to say about that...). Overall, the plot moved at an appropriate speed - quick enough to keep me engaged for hours on end. I read this book cover to cover in two or three sittings - just like the others prior. The continued character development that followed through from the first few books was great - as I've mentioned in reviews of previous entries is the series, everyone was flawed in some way, which i enjoy and appreciate. I also really enjoy stories that span a series of books. When I find a story and characters that I like, it's always fun being able to stay with them for a while. In short, I highly recommend this book and series for teens and adults who enjoy YA fiction. I wish this kind of YA literature had been around when I was growing up!

## Technical Specifications

| Specification | Value |
|---------------|-------|
| ASIN  | B00GBLXSIS |
| Best Sellers Rank | #230 in Teen & Young Adult Survival Stories #286 in Teen & Young Adult Dystopian #4,561 in Teen & Young Adult Fantasy |
| Book 4 of 9  | Gone |
| Customer Reviews | 4.6 4.6 out of 5 stars (2,673) |
| Dimensions  | 5.31 x 1.19 x 8 inches |
| Edition  | Reprint |
| Item Weight  | 11.3 ounces |
| Language  | English |
| Print length  | 528 pages |
| Publication date  | April 8, 2014 |
| Publisher  | Katherine Tegen Books |
| Reading age  | 14 years and up |

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## Customer Reviews

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Grant does it again
*by S***Y on April 10, 2011*

Michael Grant has the rare capacity to understand how teenagers think, to comprehend the fact that they are often capable of thinking like adults while they continue to act and make choices which are unwise or impulsive. Plague is just as riveting--with just as many "OMG" moments--as the other three books in the series to date. With each book, there is some character who grows or changes or steps up. In this book, it is Computer Jack... and perhaps someone else.... I love that Grant has been consistent with the personality of each character, and each character is thoughtfully crafted, a distinct individual among the rest. My favorite new character with this book is Sanjit.... I must include again my normal caveat for parents and teachers who are looking for Young Adult books to get their teens reading: I do not recommend these books for younger than high school age. There is violence (no profanity--good on you, Mr. Grant), and children die. But older teens love these books and devour them quickly as they are absolute, riveting page turners. (In my classroom, I've had to replace the earlier books in the series as they were 'read to death' by my students.) A further, more important point is that Grant places his characters in situations where there is no easy escape, and they must choose to do what is right or what is wrong in order to survive. The 'life lessons' are not overbearing, just enough to make us empathize with the good guys and really, really hate the bad guys. I read this one in two days. Can't wait for the next installment!!

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Kept me engaged in the series!
*by E***Y on December 21, 2013*

This is another great book in the gone series! As I've mentioned in my reviews of the other volumes in this series, some parts of this book were definitely mature and disturbing, but nothing that I don't think today's YA audience wouldn't be prepared for (in particular I'm thinking about some of the violence that the kids inflict on each other - and, of course, the crazy insects...). I have to say, I think Plague (compared to the other books in the series) was the most disturbing to me - perhaps because I'm squeamish about bugs (that's all I'm going to say about that...). Overall, the plot moved at an appropriate speed - quick enough to keep me engaged for hours on end. I read this book cover to cover in two or three sittings - just like the others prior. The continued character development that followed through from the first few books was great - as I've mentioned in reviews of previous entries is the series, everyone was flawed in some way, which i enjoy and appreciate. I also really enjoy stories that span a series of books. When I find a story and characters that I like, it's always fun being able to stay with them for a while. In short, I highly recommend this book and series for teens and adults who enjoy YA fiction. I wish this kind of YA literature had been around when I was growing up!

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐ Get's into your head
*by F***C on December 24, 2011*

I'm a fan of the entire series, each new book takes the situation to a whole new extreme. Horror and the like do not really appeal to me, I am more so attracted to the super power aspect. I'm not saying it's a bad thing, it was made to be that way, I just don't really have the stomach for such things. This book in particular really got into my head, really making me experience the gruesome situation. I wasn't able to read it as fast as I wanted because I had to keep pausing to let the depressing atmosphere leave me. While it is a good read and great continuation of the story, I would be hesitant to let younger readers of the series continue with this one. It is marketed towards young adults, but I know that it is appealing to a younger audience as well. Up until this point, the series has bordered the line of appropriateness, but Plague sort of goes over the mark. I applaud Mr. Grant for managing to continue to refrain from using extreme profanity, but there were several adult situations presented here. Aside from that, the next chapter of the events taking place in the FAYZ are a spectacular one.

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