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Blade 2: Flight (2012)

by Tim Bowler(Favorite Author)

3.87 of 5 Votes: 4

languge

English

genre

Graphic Novels & Comics

publisher

Oxford University Press

series

Blade

review 1: A. I feel that the second book has the same type of audience as the first. That would be people who like suspense and thriller. Gender does not matter, but it does lean in the boy's direction.B. 3 StarsC. I feel that I could tell what was going to happen, but it still hit me hard.I wish with all that skill he has that he could do more. But I am pleased to hear that he doesn't care if he killed people again. D.I feel that he could have learned two lessons. - You never know where you can find allies - You never know how your enemies might try to get to you so be careful
review 2: OMG I love Blade!!! He is definitly one of my favorite fictional characters I've ever invented! He is quick as a whip, a genius, and he has a special talent with throwing knives... more. He uses his talents purely for survival and let me just say he rocks it. As for the book, well..... Lets just say I have a few complaints. First off, I'm not a big fan of Tim Bowler's way of writing. It just doesn't seem to click for me, it almost seems kind of rough, you know? Second, I thought there was almost TO much action in this book for my liking. I mean Iove a good kick-butt fight every now and then, but this..... it was kind of a bit to much. It almost seemed like every single page was either Blade fighting or Blade escaping from someone he just fought. Third, besides Blade I wasn't a big fan of any of the other characters. They just weren't.... appealing, I guess. I just couldn't really find much to love about them. I pretty much gave this book a 4 star because of the idea of this book and Blade. Blade is just an ok book. I'm not sure I would read it again, though. Happy Reading! less

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