When The Wind Blows
By James Patterson
Genre: Science Fiction
Publication Date: 1998
Number of Pages: 416
Summary
When Frannie O’Neill’s husband was killed, she has pulled
back from her booming veterinarian practice and started keeping to herself. Then
things changed one night when she finds a girl, Max, running through the woods.
Max has special talents that make her valuable to the school she escaped. Kit
Harrison, a troubled FBI agent, goes undercover in Bear Bluff Colorado
investigating the deaths of doctors involved in embryonic research. Kit and
Frannie find themselves coming together to help Max free the other children
from the school.
Subject Headings:
Women veterinarians
Government investigators
Medicine, Experimental
Genetic engineering
Flight
Colorado
Three terms that describe this book:
Suspenseful
This book keeps readers on the edge of their seats. A great
example is when Max is at the fence and she is trapped. The bad people are
closing in but she figures out she has an ability that allows her to escape.
Fast-paced
James Patterson writes in short chapters. Events and characters keep moving so that readers want to keep turning the pages to find out what happens.
James Patterson writes in short chapters. Events and characters keep moving so that readers want to keep turning the pages to find out what happens.
Disturbing
The bad guys in this book are meddling with nature. They are
genetically modifying children for their own purposes.
Read-A-likes
Jumper by
Steven Gould
The Infinite Instant by Danielle L. Parker
Fleet of Worlds by
Larry Niven
Jupiter by Ben Bova
Excellent annotation format but 2 points are docked because it's a day late and you've listed this genre as science fiction rather than suspense (it does has suspenseful appeals, but this book falls more on the sci-fi spectrum then suspense). 3 out of 5 possible points.
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