The Never War (Pendragon Series #3)

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Summary: D.J. MacHale in the M!X!!
Review: Bobby Pendragon is a regular 14 year old, with some irregular adventures. After finding out he is a Traveller, Bobby and his Uncle Press set out to help territories during their turning points. Saint Dane, an evil Traveller seeking to destroy Halla, every time and every territory there ever was, is putting territories into chaos. After two suspenseful adventures on both Denduron and Cloral, Bobby must begin to accept his role as a savior. By sending journals to his friends about his experiences, Bobby, and Spader go through the worst imaginable in 1937, New York City. In between mob gangster conflicts, and a trip to the future, Bobby experiences both shock and tragedy. He is pushed to limits in this incredible book, and unfortunately many characters have bad endings. Pendragon, Gunny, and Spader are tangled in chaos. What is Saint Dane's next plot? Can Bobby see the future, change the past, and prevent World War II from happening? It is up to Bobby to happens to the present, past, and future.

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Summary: I loved this book!
Review: Pendragon: The Never War is the third installment in the Pendragon series. You still have the same likable and believable characters, Bobby Pendragon, Mark, Courtney, Spader, and a new character, a traveler, that goes by the name of Gunny. This book's territory is First Earth, the year, 1937 of Bobby's home territory, Second Earth. The book starts on the brink of World War II with two gangsters ready to fire at Spader and Bobby. Filled with exciting scenes that make you want to read forever, Pendragon: The Never War is the best so far in the series. It takes you from a territory called Veelox to hotel in Uptown, New York City. I don't want to give out too much information about the book, but D.J. Machale has you re-think your history. I recommend it to anyone that is into the Sci-Fi and Fantasy genre. A great read!!

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Summary: Pendragon book 3- The Never War
Review: THE NEVER WAR
By- D.J MacHale
This the third book of the Pendragon series. After Bobby's adventure from Cloral, his traveler friend Spader and him flume to the territory of FIRST EARTH. There they find out that Saint Daine was trying to save the Hindenberg through them. And if that were to happen Bobby and his friends found out that the Nazi's would develope an atomic bomb first and destroy America and London.
I think that this book "especially" in the Pendragon series stood out more with adventure than any other. This book really kept you reading ahead. I was really ready to fall of my seat while reading this book. In the book you keep thinking that you know who Saint Daine really is. But you really don'y. He is disguised as the most unsuspected character in the book. I also love the way the author made Saint Daine play his big role in the book.
The only small, possible reason I could of disliked the relates to the fact that Bobby lost Spader and his Dear uncle Tilton, Press.
My favorite part of the book is when Saint Daine shows himself in the office of Max Rose. He explained his plan and everything. He even showed the dead body of Ludwig Zell and how he transformed and took his role. He also showed that he was the singer, Harlow. My least favorite part of the book was when Bobby had to send Spader to his home territoty of Cloral, because he wasn't ready yet. But they were certain they would meet again.

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Summary: Pendragon book 3- The Never War
Review: THE NEVER WAR
By- D.J MacHale
This the third book of the Pendragon series. After Bobby's adventure from Cloral, his traveler friend Spader and him flume to the territory of FIRST EARTH. There they find out that Saint Daine was trying to save the Hindenberg through them. And if that were to happen Bobby and his friends found out that the Nazi's would develope an atomic bomb first and destroy America and London.
I think that this book "especially" in the Pendragon series stood out more with adventure than any other. This book really kept you reading ahead. I was really ready to fall of my seat while reading this book. In the book you keep thinking that you know who Saint Daine really is. But you really don'y. He is disguised as the most unsuspected character in the book. I also love the way the author made Saint Daine play his big role in the book.
The only small, possible reason I could of disliked the relates to the fact that Bobby lost Spader and his Dear uncle Tilton, Press.
My favorite part of the book is when Saint Daine shows himself in the office of Max Rose. He explained his plan and everything. He even showed the dead body of Ludwig Zell and how he transformed and took his role. He also showed that he was the singer, Harlow. My least favorite part of the book was when Bobby had to send Spader to his home territoty of Cloral, because he wasn't ready yet. But they were certain they would meet again.

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Summary: Hobey-ho!
Review: The Pendragon series are wonderful, captivating, and above all, the author doesn't do a horrible job re-creating the dialoge us kids share today. I read the books because I didn't really want to, becasue they didn't look appealing to me. I ended up (on this particular book) reading from 10 pm to 3 am, finally going to bed because I finished the book. I like this one the best of the four (I haven't read the fifth yet) because I like relating to the world it is set in. I like solving-or thinking about-puzzles, and racking my brain for the answers to some of the questions posed. It is set in 1937, NewYork. Bobby finds himself trying to figure out why Saint Dane would want the Hidleburg, (did I spell that right?), a huge blimp coming over from Germany, to crash. He is shot at, (Oh dear I am about to spoil things so I must end this book review fast) among other things. Anyway, It is a story filled with mystery, suspense, puzzlement, action, and history.

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Summary: inspiring book
Review: The pendragon series is such an inspiring book with so much suspense, action, and a touch of romance. MacHale makes you think with these books that he writes. "The Never War" is one of the best books in the series because it shows the past of our world and a supposedly given future. Bobby tries to save the territories and earth is one of them. Earth is seperated into three seperate sections though. Our past, present, and future. MacHale writes in a point of a teenager which makes preteens enjoy the book more. Even though there isn't a great word choice,I love the series entirely and I rate "The Never War" a 5!

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Summary: Book3-Never War
Review: This book was just as good as the others , maybe even better.
15-year old Bobby Pendragon has just lost his uncle to Saint Daine on Cloral ; can he still fight? A gang war is brewing in 1937 New York City. Bobby, Spader, and First Earth traveler Gunny must figure out what to do . At first it seems like they have the chance to prevent one of the biggest mystery disasters of all time. But a trip to Third Earth shows exactly what would happen if they stopped it . Bobby and Gunny know exactly what has to be done , but Spader can't stand to see innocent people die. How can they succeed if they don't work together?
I reccomend this book to anyone that likes Harry Potter, Lemony Snicket, or Charlie Bone.