Goliath (Leviathan, #3)
Goliath (Leviathan, #3)
Fiction | Novel | Published in 2011
Book Brief
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Novel • Fiction
Alternate World • 1910s
2011
12-17 years
790L
Super Short Summary
Goliath by Keith Thompson and Scott Westerfeld follows protagonist Alek and Deryn navigating dangerous political climates during World War I aboard the airship Leviathan. With an inventive blend of steampunk elements and historical fiction, the story unfolds as characters strive for peace amidst conflict. The novel is the final installment in the Leviathan trilogy.
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Review Roundup
Goliath by Keith Thompson and Scott Westerfeld is lauded for its imaginative steampunk world and compelling illustrations. Readers appreciate the blend of historical events with fantastical elements. However, some feel the pacing drags in places. Overall, it's celebrated for engaging characters and rich, detailed artwork that complements the adventurous narrative.
Who Should Read Goliath (Leviathan, #3)?
Readers who enjoyed The Hunger Games or Leviathan will appreciate Goliath by Keith Thompson and Scott Westerfeld. This novel is perfect for those who relish thrilling steampunk settings, strong character development, and an engaging blend of historical and fantastical elements. Ideal for young adults and fans of alternate history.
34,142 ratings
Loved it
Mixed feelings
Not a fan
543
Novel • Fiction
Alternate World • 1910s
2011
12-17 years
790L
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