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Original Title:	Island of Silence
ISBN:	1442407719 (ISBN13: 9781442407718)
Edition Language:	English
Series:	Unwanteds #2

Island of Silence (Unwanteds #2) Hardcover | Pages: 416 pages

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Title	:	Island of Silence (Unwanteds #2)
Author	:	Lisa McMann
Book Format	:	Hardcover
Book Edition	:	Deluxe Edition
Pages	:	Pages: 416 pages
Published	:	September 4th 2012 by Aladdin
Categories	:	Fantasy. Childrens. Middle Grade. Young Adult. Fiction. Science Fiction. Dystopia. Magic

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Second book in the middle grade dystopian fantasy series, Unwanteds. The battle is over. The magical barrier between the dreary land of Quill and the fantastical world of Artimé is gone. Now residents of both places are free to mingle, but tensions are high. The artistic warriors of Artimé struggle to forgive those in Quill who condemned them to death, while the Quillens attempt to recover from the shock of Artime’s existence, the loss of their leader, and the total collapse of their safe, orderly world. 14-year-old Alex Stowe has recovered from his physical wounds since his death-defying role in Artime’s victory, but his confidence is shattered. He battles self-doubt after Artimé’s beloved mage, Mr. Today, makes a stunning request, which is further complicated by the mysterious arrival of two silent, orange-eyed teenagers. Meanwhile in Quill, Aaron is devastated by his fall from grace and seething with anger toward his twin brother Alex. Spurred by rage, Aaron recruits a team of Restorers and devises a masterful plan of revenge that will return him to power… if no one gets in his way.

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There are moments of awesome - I can see why my 12 year old neighbor loves and recommended the series. But, even more than the first book, mostly this didn't hold together for me. I just can't suspend my disbelief (and I have a very high "suspension of disbelief" threshold.) The magic doesn't make sense. (view spoiler)[The fact that they have a water shortage is ridiculous. They've had fifty years to figure out how to desalinate water. It's called condensation. How come in book one, economics is

THERE IS MORE?!THERE IS MORE!I THOUGHT THAT WAS A PEGASUS BUT IT'S MY BABY, SIMBER. Simber, my darling, I'm coming! Just wait a little longer! D:Oh my god that cover makes me want to cry from its beauty.I AM READY FOR THIS BADASSERY.

A little bit of a slow start in this sequel to the Unwanteds. The last part of the book really picked up, and then, SLAM! Holy cliff hanger! You won't be able to just stop on this one. You'll be running out for book 3.

Well, not as good as the first book, but not bad either. It is definitely very much like the story of Harry Potter in the ideas of the story line, but definitely more...dystopian and its contrast all in one. The story continues and definitely leaves us completely hanging. It does broach the subjects of loss, curiosity, hatred, anger, revenge and left several unfinished tiny pieces of the story. I am still at a loss of words about what happens to Alex friends. I admit I am writing this review

AWSOME!

ORIGINALLY PUBLISHED ON SHELF AWARENESS In this action-packed sequel to The Unwanteds, Lisa McMann turns the tables on the once privileged Wanteds in favor of the Unwanteds.Months following the deadly battle fought in the first book, the mage Mr. Today removes the gate that once separated Quill, a regulated land, from Artimé, home of creative innovators. This allows Quill's Wanteds and Necessaries a new way of life in a once-hidden world of choices, bright colors and wandering creatures. In

Well, not as good as the first book, but not bad either. It is definitely very much like the story of Harry Potter in the ideas of the story line, but definitely more...dystopian and its contrast all in one. The story continues and definitely leaves us completely hanging. It does broach the subjects of loss, curiosity, hatred, anger, revenge and left several unfinished tiny pieces of the story. I am still at a loss of words about what happens to Alex friends. I admit I am writing this review