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276 pp.
| HarperTeen
| May, 2015
|
TradeISBN 978-0-06-206799-9$17.99
(3)
YA
Teenager Joey Harker must save the Multiverse, even as his world falls apart. Badly wounded in prior battles, Joey attempts to build an army of Joseph Harker incarnations, locate the displaced InterWorld base, and stop FrostNight. A conclusion to the InterWorld trilogy, this coming-of-age story offers a fast-paced narrative, unique characters, epic battles, and even a little romance.
241 pp.
| HarperTeen
| May, 2013
|
TradeISBN 978-0-06-206796-8$18.99
(3)
YA
Time- and dimension-traveling Joey Harker returns with a bang. Acacia Jones, another teen with unimaginable abilities, saves Joey and his InterWorld Freedom Fighters, but she also brings trouble back to their home base. With danger, deception, and almost too many twists, this fast-paced sequel to InterWorld will keep readers on the edge of their seats.
(2)
YA
When Joey Harker takes a wrong turn and steps outside his reality, he learns his world exists within the Altiverse, a near-infinity of Earths existing in parallel dimensions. Thus begins an adventure filled with innovative world-building and breathless action. The authors' efficient, understated characterizations create a distinct array of personalities. Humor occasionally surfaces; Joey's immutable homesickness is another defining undercurrent.
Reviewer: Claire E. Gross
| Horn Book Magazine Issue:
September, 2007
3 reviews
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