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Science Fiction · 1998 · PG

Fang

by James Patterson

Max gets a message: one of the flock will die within a year. She thinks she knows who.

For10+GenreScience FictionLength304 pagesRead time~8 hoursCommunity ratings0

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Violence

Some

Action sequences and combat; consistent with the series; nothing graphic

Language

Barely any

Clean language appropriate for teen readers

Sexual Content

Barely any

No sexual content; ongoing teen romantic relationship

Substance Use

Barely any

None

Emotional Intensity

Barely any

The fear of losing a best friend and romantic partner

What this book is about

The sixth Maximum Ride novel sees Max dealing with a threat to the flock from multiple directions—including a prophecy about Fang's death. James Patterson's YA adventure series continues with the same fast-paced action and clean content that has defined it throughout.

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