The Extinction Trials (The Extinction Trials #1): 01

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It was impossible to put down my conclusion:I would definitely recommend it to anyone looking for a thrilling read full of mystery and fantasy! Books that you may also like; The Hunger Games trilogy by Suzanne Collins, The Maze Runner Series by James Dashner, Noughts and Crosses by Malorie Blackman, The Chaos Walking Trilogy by Patrick Ness. However, she soon begins to realise that the monsters are much more than mindless killing machines and are in fact often loving and gentle creatures with near human intelligence. The book is written in a beautiful way because it gives a good understanding what is happening and it all round a great book. The eggs will enable scientists to “get to the root of dinosaur DNA”, with the ultimate aim of eliminating these “vicious, mindless creatures” so humans can occupy their territory.

The names gave the book a certain element that other books don’t have, which just adds to the amazingness! She has a lot of compassion(not just for humans but for other creatures, for earth, for her environment) and emotions. Your last name will not appear on the site, but we need to know who you are in case you win a prize! They're set out to complete a task; find the eggs of these three dangerous species; the T-rex, velociraptor and the pterosaurs.The Extinction Trials is a fast-paced adventure which looks at the true cost of damaging the natural world. Regarding the story-line, it was often quite predictable, and that's why it got a 4 star rating instead of a 5 star rating. I liked the variety in the book, even though I did have to do some googling for a couple of the species.

At some points it was sad but I think there was only really one person who acted like a real person. It had good characters, an exciting plot and I liked how it was written at the beginning, with bits of information slowly being fed to you instead of revealing it all at once.Their actions and how they survive the brutal trials will change their worlds forever, that is, the dinosaurs don't attack them first. M. Wilson has been able to achieve with her first young adult title is nothing short of brilliant, the book is engaging, fast paced, deals with many issues of culture and class divides and of how we look after the world; all issues that could be compared to a society we live in today, all wrapped up with a wonderful dystopian vibe. Oh, but ugh don’t even get me started on Dell, Storm’s best friend and the only person she’s had that cares about her since her mother died when Storm was young. If you're a fan of adventure, awesome world building, dinosaurs, vivid writing and fast-paced reads, you need to pick up this book asap!