Battle of the Ampere
To stop Hatch from using the Elgen fleet to gain world power, Michael and the rest of the Electroclan must destroy the lead ship, but divisions within the Electroclan threaten the success of their operation.
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- ISBN: 1442475110
- ISBN: 9781442475113
- Physical Description 307 pages.
- Edition 1st Simon Pulse/Mercury Ink hardcover ed.
- Publisher New York ; Simon & Schuster Children's Pub., 2013.
Content descriptions
General Note: | At head of title: Michael Vey. "Mercury Ink/Simon Pulse". Sequel to: Rise of the Elgen. |
Target Audience Note: | "Ages 12 up"--P. [2] of cover. |
Immediate Source of Acquisition Note: | LSC 19.99 |
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BookList Review
Michael Vey 3 : Battle of the Ampere
Booklist
From Booklist, Copyright (c) American Library Association. Used with permission.
Fans of Michael Vey will not be disappointed in this high-octane addition to the series featuring a boy who can manipulate electricity and who tries to stop the nefarious Dr. Hatch from controlling the world's power. Picking up from the final escape scene in Rise of the Elgen (2012), Michael finds himself in the Amazon rain forest. There, he joins forces with Tessa, whose ability to amplify powers comes in handy as they try to free the other Glows still held captive. Evading both the Elgen and Peruvian armies, the teenage Electroclan try to stop Dr. Hatch and return home once and for all. While the character development is shallow and the dialogue sounds dated, Michael and his friends are appealing, uncomplicated protagonists. Chaste romantic scenes and a conspicuous lack of profanity may widen the audience. Readers new to the series may be confused by the large cast and lack of backstory, but the relentless pace and constant one-liners should keep the pages turning easily.--Hayes, Summer Copyright 2014 Booklist