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Infinity Ring Book 4: Curse Of The Ancients (2013)

by Matt de la Pena(Favorite Author)
4.07 of 5 Votes: 5
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English
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Scholastic Inc.
series
Infinity Ring
review 1: This series is written by several different young adult authors, which is interesting in and of itself. However, this book seemed to take on a very different feeling than the first three books which made it a little hard to get into at first. Once I read more, I realized that the different tone might be more intentional than just a result of a different author. I still like the premise of this series. It is interesting to think about how our future would change if seemingly insignificant events in history were to change. Dak, Riq, and Sera are perfect characters for this because they are not perfect or genius children. They are intelligent, determined, focused children who want to make a difference using the talents that they have. Sometimes they are awkward or uncomfortab... morele, but they don't let that stop them.
review 2: In this fourth installment in the Infinity Ring series, Matt de la Pena has the time travelers visit the ancient Maya. Riq, Dak, and Sera use the Infinity Ring to travel to the Yucatan Peninsula in the middle of the sixth century - but once again they must solve the riddle on their computer tablet to find out what the Break in history is and how to fix it. They guess that it has something to do with a Mayan codex. But which one? And are they supposed to protect it or destroy it? It doesn't help that the tablet tells them they should do this in 1562, but the ring lands them in 562 instead. Sera is still traumatized by her accidental trip to the Cataclysm and Riq is still worried that he has influenced his own family tree and altered his personal future. Dak, of course, just wants some tasty cheese. They need to figure all of this out while looking for other Hystorians and trying to avoid Time Wardens. Sounds like a walk in the park, right?With each book, it's like going on a time travel adventure yourself. All of the details about life in another place and another century are fascinating. Add in the mystery, adventure, and humor and you have a winning combination. less
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Starr
I love this series and cant wait for the next one to come out in September.
cnblue2124
This was no argue the best book in the series. All surprises.
dayoontiger
It was really good.There was a really sad part in it though.
jlynnlost
Good adventure. Similar to 39 clues.
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