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Children No More (2010)

by Mark L. Van Name(Favorite Author)
4.01 of 5 Votes: 1
ISBN
1439133654 (ISBN13: 9781439133651)
languge
English
publisher
Baen
series
Jon & Lobo
review 1: I've been a fan of the "Jon and Lobo" books since finding the first one. As others have said, this one wasn't as action-packed as others in the series, but it does dive much more deeply into Jon's background, and explores what drives Jon the way that he's driven. It doesn't give all the answers, but the way in which his background parallels the story of the child soldiers in the book was very illuminating. If you've been following the series for a while, this is a must-read. But if you're new to the series, go back and start at book one. This books presumes you know enough of the background of the setting, and probably won't make as much sense without that grounding.
review 2: While this book in the Jon and Lobo saga isn't as action packed as the previous books
... more in the series, I still highly recommend it. It deliverers an important political message about the effects of war on children and it also fills in many of the mysteries of Jon's past. Even more importantly the author is donating his royalties from the sales to a worthy charity which helps children who are the victims of war. less
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Talha
Good quick read. The author makes you care about the protagonists, and that' s always a good thing.
tan
The author has a noble goal, but I found the characters very one-dimensional.
samanthaann1014
Jon and Lobo tale of child soldiers.
Katie
I love this series.
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