Aya Fuse wants to be popular and famous, for creating a feed well worth kicking. Infiltrating the mysterious Sly Girls could be her big break, but whilst mag-lev surfing with the group Aya discovers a much bigger story - shape-shifting cylinders she's sure are missiles. But why are they hidden in th...
Scott Westerfeld dedicated "Extras," "To everyone who wrote to me to reveal the secret definition of the word 'trilogy.'" A book written at the demand of Westerfeld's teen audience, "Extras" takes place three years after we last left Tally Youngblood in "Specials" - when she ended the pretty-time an...
I get the formula, but he still manages to write exciting stories. This one gets bonus points for introducing a bunch of new characters, new idiom, new city culture, and a new view of Tally. It's a great series overall.
Not quite as good as the first three in the series, but still definitely worth reading, and I finished it in two days, so it wasn't like it was bad either (although the 4 stars have probably given that away already).I like the universe Scott Westerfeld has created, and though I've read many criticis...
AWESOME!!! :D I was sooooo excited when I found out there was a fourth book, although it took me forever to get my hands on it; I'm so glad that I did! I liked the way Westerfeld combined the new characters w/ the characters from uglies/pretties/specials. OMG, and the very end made me SO HAPPY XD lo...
The action moves from California to Japan. Where everyone is hungry for limited resources, one city has made the move to a "reputation economy" where fame and merit are the key to wealth. Aya is a 15 year old journalist, living under the shadow of her famous brother, working on kicking a story tha...
After Tally Youngblood destroys the Pretties' society in [book: Specials], the whole world has to figure out what to do with their newfound freedom. One city decides to use merits (earned by doing work for the society) and facerank (earned by number of people talking about you) to dole out the limi...
I thought there were only three in the series, but surprise! I actually really liked this one. I liked the ending better than Specials, although I figured out the ending half way through the book. It was still a good ride.
Well, It is here! The long awaited 4th book in the Uglies series. Author, Scott Westerfeld, made it clear that this book is meant to stand alone since the Uglies, Pretties, and Specials is clearly a trilogy. Extras is set in futuristic Japan three years after the downfall of bubbleheadedness, or ...
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