Meyer, Marissa Gone Rogue (Wires and Nerve #2), 324
pages. Feiwel and Friends (Macmillan),
2018. $22. Language: G; Mature Content: G; Violence: PG
Despite their disagreements, Iko and Kinney are still trying
to rack down Aloha Steele, who has gathered together the remaining
wolf-soldiers in a final push to take down Cinder in any manner possible. Even by attacking Scarlett and taking Wolf on
as a member of the band. Or making
hostages of Cress and Thorne and others.
The final confrontation could be apocalyptic.
Cinder fans will continue to clamor for more Iko story –
especially because of the challenges Iko personally faces in this book. I love the relationship between Kinney and
Iko! The wolf soldier rank and file
still look like gerbils, and the graphic parts don’t really do anything of
themselves – they just support or illustrate the text. I think a great graphic novel has parts of
the story that are only told by close reading of the illustrations.
MS, HS – ESSENTIAL.
Cindy, Library Teacher
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