I would certainly recommend this read for teens and adults alike. Readers are kept on edge through the entire novel, with hidden twists and turns on every turn of the chapter. Over time, Thomas must confront these imminent struggles, while also attempting to solve the grand puzzle of the maze. Thomas eventually comes to terms with living as a Grover, but one night, as he crosses into the outer layer of the maze, his world is turned inside out. As he learns his way about this new reality, the story follows his point of view in first person perspective. The teens, who have declared themselves “Grovers”, attempt to map the maze, but doing so poses obvious threats to their safety.Įnter Thomas, a new “Grover” arriving in the maze. During the night, vicious monsters roam free and devour any humans in their way. Their situation complicates even further, given that the maze doors close every evening. Not only has their memory been cleared, but they also have no indication as to why they have ended up in this position and what means they must take to escape. The story is set in a distant future, where a group of teens are mysteriously teleported into a giant, stone maze. For the case of 'The Maze Runner', one of the most popular novels in the genre, James Dashner has managed to exceed the status quo and produce a tremendous read. But with the rising popularity of this market, an influx of new books have followed, and as such, it has become harder and harder for readers to find good post-apocalyptic novels. Storm- filling book shelves and enthralling readers all around the globe.

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