Fever Crumb: A Web of Air - Audio Library Edition (CD-Audio)

from CaroTheLibrarian

PLUS - * Another book in the Mortal Engines sequence, which has to be a good thing. It's a follow on from Fever Crumb, which in turn is a prequel to the original quartet of novels. * As imaginative, clever and quirky as you would expect. I love the whole premise of these books - that although the...

from Rubbah

I've enjoyed this series since the first mortal enjines installment, and so I was thrilled when this one was delivered last week. It's 2 years since the events of the last book, and Fever is working the lights for a travelling theatre when she meets a boy who is trying something new; something th...

from lilibrarian

This book is set 2 years following Fever Crumb, the first in the series. Fever is now 16, and is still with Persimmon's Travelling Electric Theater, using her knowledge of technology to take care of the lighting and effects. Arriving in a new town, she meets a young man engaged in investigation o...

from bookwren

A worthy sequel to Fever Crumb. Sometimes second books in a series are slower-paced and not as engaging, but A Web of Air is just the opposite. Reeve adds complex and interesting new characters and revs up the tension with plot twists and political machinations. Arlo Thursday, the inventor, is a ...

from 68papyrus

As other reviewers have mentioned A Web of Air is a much stronger book than the first book in the series, Fever Crumb. In this book Fever is traveling with the acting troupe to the South American city, Mayda. I loved the world building in this book. The elevator houses and the angel birds were al...