Plague (Gone, #4)
Plague (Gone, #4)
Fiction | Novel | Published in 2011
Book Brief
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Novel • Fiction
Perdido Beach • Contemporary
2011
14-18 years
HL570L
Super Short Summary
Plague by Michael Grant is the fourth installment in the Gone series, a young adult science fiction saga. The story follows the lives of kids in a small town as they face deadly epidemics and other threats in an adult-absent world, navigating their evolving powers while striving for survival and community.
Reviews & Readership
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Review Roundup
Michael Grant's Plague is a gripping addition to the Gone series, praised for its fast-paced narrative and complex character development. However, some readers felt the relentless action overshadowed emotional depth. It continues to deliver the series' signature suspense and dark themes, making it a compelling, albeit intense, read for fans.
Who Should Read Plague (Gone, #4)?
Fans of gripping, dystopian narratives with a supernatural twist like The Maze Runner series or The Hunger Games might enjoy Plague by Michael Grant. Ideal for readers who appreciate high-stakes survival, complex character dynamics, and relentless action in a young adult fiction setting.
60,350 ratings
Loved it
Mixed feelings
Not a fan
494
Novel • Fiction
Perdido Beach • Contemporary
2011
14-18 years
HL570L
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