Atlanteans The Lost Code, Book 1, (Hardcover)

from AmberFIB

When I requested this book, I was like "Yay! I love Atlantis and mythology! Weeee!" However, that was the only bit of excitement I really felt about this book. The book wasn't bad, it just wasn't something that I could relate to. I think part of the problem is that the narrator and main character...

from DarkFaerieTales

Review courtesy of Dark Faerie Tales Quick & Dirty: A really original dystopia filled with mystery, Greek mythology and well-rounded cast of characters - but also a very slow plot. Opening Sentence: The morning after I arrived at Camp Eden, I drowned for the first time. The Review: So this book c...

from ahandfulofconfetti

When I first saw the blurb for The Lost Code, I immediately thought of the Percy Jackson books, and knew I had to give it a read. While it is another of those post-apocalyptic/distopian titles populating the YA shelves, it had a fresh feeling to it, and I thoroughly enjoyed it. There's adventure,...

from alwaysyaatheart

This dystopian story takes place in a world where it is no longer safe to be outdoors because of danger from the sun due to ozone damage. Owen Parker finds himself the winner of a contest to participate in a summer camp in one of the exclusive domes that have been built for people to live in safe...

from Bookswithbite

This book really captured me. I love a book when I can get into the adventure within the plot and follow along with the characters. If you thought this book was just another story, think again. What I adored about this book is the amazing plot line. The history of the Atlanteans, the secret maps,...