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  • By: Philip Reeve
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The third thrilling book in the stunning Predator Cities series!

The mighty engines of Anchorage have been rusted and dead for years. The derelict city no longer roams the Ice Wastes, but has settled on the edge of the land that was once America. Tom Natsworthy and Hester Shaw are happy in the safety of a static settlement, but their daughter, Wren, is desperate for adventure. When a dangerously charming submarine pirate offers her a chance to escape, Wren doesn't think twice about leaving her home and her parents behind. But the pirate wants something in return - Wren must steal the mysterious Tin Book. To do so will ignite a conflict that could tear the whole world apart.

©2005 Philip Reeve (P)2018 Scholastic Inc.
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Loved it but some problems

Very good but sometimes does get boring and not as good as the other ones in the series

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Great read

Awesome book and a great series. I’m really enjoying these on my commute to work

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I'm curious on where's next

this was a lot harder than the previous two, took a lot to get going and somehow they managed to make the main characters very unlikeable not counting Tom of course but he's barely a shadow. I feel this is setting up for the final and because of that, it's a needed read. I'm curious about where the story will go next.

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infernal devices

wasn't as good as the previous books but was an ok read. I found the narrating was annoying

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