Rebel

julwon20 - I’ve been waiting for this book for months! The previous one is Reboot, and it’s my strongly recommend book. The story starts when Wren and Callum arrives the reboot stronghold and wanted a new life, but then heard that reboots fight and kill people to gain more helpers. Wren is leaning to the fighting side while Callum decided not to fight. The relationship between them might break at any time. I think this book tells more about the dirty human souls, stepping others to get on the pyramid. 0000 almost killed 9999 to show the others that he hold absolute power, making others fear and respect him fakery. I’m glad that Wren and Callum soon found out that this is different than their wish, and lead reboots to the bright future they deserve.

May 1, 2014

Gr 8 Up-The cliff-hanger ending of Reboot (HarperCollins, 2013) almost guaranteed that readers would be treated to a continuation of the story of Wren 178 and Callum 22. In the first book, readers discovered that a horrific virus known as KDH caused some people to rise from the dead-but only those who are young and strong. They are known as Reboots, and they have been trained and used by HARC (Human Advancement and Repopulation Corporation) as soldiers against a devastated civilian population in the name of national security. As this book opens, several Reboots, led by Wren and Callum, have escaped their HARC enclosure in search of free Reboots, reported to be hiding in the north, in the hopes of joining them and successfully overthrowing HARC. Unfortunately, they are unaware that their mission will take them into even greater danger at the hands of those who should have been their allies. Action-packed scenes, graphic violence, and a developing love story between the lead characters in a postapocalyptic world will appeal to teens who appreciate the genre made popular by Suzanne Collins's The Hunger Games.-Jane Henriksen Baird, Anchorage Public Library, AK

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