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| Original Title: | The Quillan Games |
| ISBN: | 1416914234 (ISBN13: 9781416914235) |
| Edition Language: | English |
| Series: | Pendragon #7 |
| Characters: | Bobby Pendragon, Veego, LaBerge, Courtney Chetwynde, Mark Dimond, Saint Dane |
D.J. MacHale
Hardcover | Pages: 486 pages Rating: 4.19 | 20953 Users | 353 Reviews
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| Title | : | The Quillan Games (Pendragon #7) |
| Author | : | D.J. MacHale |
| Book Format | : | Hardcover |
| Book Edition | : | 1st S&S ed. |
| Pages | : | Pages: 486 pages |
| Published | : | May 16th 2006 by Simon & Schuster Books for Young Readers (first published May 16th 2005) |
| Categories | : | Fantasy. Young Adult. Science Fiction. Fiction |
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LET THE GAMES BEGIN....Quillan is a territory on the verge of destruction. The people have lost control of their own future and must struggle simply to survive. The only chance they have of finding a better life is by playing the Quillan Games. Hosted by a strange pair of game masters, Veego and LaBerge, the games are a mix of sport and combat. They use the people of Quillan as pawns for their amusement as they force them to enter competitions that range from physical battles, to impossible obstacle courses, to computer-driven tests of agility. To triumph in the games is to live the life of a king. To lose is to die.
This is the dangerous and deadly situation that Bobby Pendragon finds on Quillan. He quickly realizes that the only way to save this troubled territory is to beat Veego and LaBerge at their own games and dismantle their horrible fun house. But there is more at stake for Bobby. The prize for winning the Quillan Games may be discovering the truth of what it really means to be a Traveler.
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Ratings: 4.19 From 20953 Users | 353 ReviewsDiscuss Of Books The Quillan Games (Pendragon #7)
"...he may find out what it means to be a traveler.", says the back of the book. Does he...? I guess we'll find out. :PStill... just... awesome. Awesomer, in fact. I think that this is my favorite book of the series yet. It totally must be. Because. I. Am. Officially. Insane. Seriously. Lol.I love Quillan because I hate it. Which sounds contradictary, but it really isn't. I hate clowns, so what's cooler to me than a place where clowns are mentioned/run into often? It's a truly freaky place-"There are two types of people in this world. People who hate clowns...and clowns."^ I identify very strongly with this quote.Also, let's just get it out of the way right now that I've been pronouncing the title of this book "The Killin Games" and it's given me a lot more giggles than it probably should.This is the 7th book in D.J. Machale's Pendragon series, which revolves around Bobby Pendragon, the Traveler from Second Earth (there are three Earths cause we're just the most important
Moving onto the next journal in the Pendragron saga is book #7 The Quillan Games . And the plot gets messed up.Here is the summary:Each new episode seems to raise the stakes of this action adventure series. In the seventh installment, Bobby Pendragon realizes that the Quillan Territory can be saved only by defeating game masters Veego and LaBerge in a fateful competition: Winning the Quillan Games could bring him a giant step closer to understanding the meaning of being a Traveler. Losing
This is the 7th book in a 9 book series about a kid who is chosen to become a hero between worlds. The main character, Bobby Pendragon is someone who is traveling through space and time in order to stop the antagonist, Saint Dane from bringing chaos to all the worlds. In the Quillan Games, Pendragon travels to a world called Quillan in order to stop Saint Dane. Throughout the whole series, which I enjoy a great deal, MacHale keeps all the characters dynamic and brings new surprises with every
I mean... wow. Once I started really reading, I flew through this book. I read 200+ pages in my last sitting alone and man, what a read. This book was so intense from start to finish, I can honestly say whenever I was reading I was on the edge of my seat.So much happened in this book, but on the flip side, so much was introduced and shit was blown open left and right leaving me with way more questions than I could ever have answers for.The last little bit of Bobby's journal definitely gave me
The Quillan Games (Pendragon, #7), D.J. MacHaleThe Quillan Games is the seventh book in D.J. Machale's Pendragon book series. The book takes place after The Rivers of Zadaa and was released on May 16, 2006 in Canada and the US. The story takes place on a territory called Quillan, in the city of Rune, whose population live dreary lives under the rule of the megacorporation 'Blok'. Many people gamble on the eponymous games in hope of a better life; but may lose their lives, their families, or
First read: May, 2007Re-read: July 22, 2014Although this is technically a fantasy novel, the world of Quillan definitely has a dystopian feel. I absolutely love dytopians, but the one thing that I typically complain about is that the world wasn't developed enough. I love learning all about the worlds that dystopians are set in. What most people call an "info dump" I think of as a really interesting learning section. Fortunately, what DJ MacHale does best is world-building. And this world is
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