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Original Title:	Among the Free (Shadow Children, #7)
ISBN:	0689857985 (ISBN13: 9780689857980)
Edition Language:	English
Series:	Shadow Children #7

Among the Free (Shadow Children #7)

Margaret Peterson Haddix

Hardcover | Pages: 208 pages

Rating: 4.14 | 15235 Users | 745 Reviews

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ENOUGH GAMES.

Luke Garner is a third-born in a restrictive society that allows only two children per family. Risking his life, he came out of hiding to fight against the Population Police laws. Now, in the final volume of Margaret Peterson Haddix's suspenseful Shadow Children series, Luke inadvertently sets off a rebellion that results in the overthrow of the government. The people are finally free. But who is in charge now? And will this new freedom be everything they had hoped

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Title	:	Among the Free (Shadow Children #7)
Author	:	Margaret Peterson Haddix
Book Format	:	Hardcover
Book Edition	:	Anniversary Edition
Pages	:	Pages: 208 pages
Published	:	May 1st 2006 by Simon & Schuster Books for Young Readers (first published April 25th 2006)
Categories	:	Science Fiction. Dystopia. Young Adult. Fiction

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Ratings: 4.14 From 15235 Users | 745 Reviews

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I was personally a little bit surprised and disappointed with the final book in Haddix's series. Every other book that I have read by her has been thrilling and engaging. This one seemed to be a little bit dry. We have been with the same plot and theme for six enjoyable books. The seventh seemed to end the story, but not in a very good way. Luke was running and hiding and then all the sudden he finds out that he is free. It didnt have very good timing in the story. On top of that, we think



After six books and ten shadow children, I really was hoping that the author would bring them all together. The ending was so anti-climatic and unfulfilling it left me thinking "really...that's it". I enjoyed the series and would recommend it, especially to Jr High age kids, but just felt the last book lacked a bit.

Personal ResponseThis is the last book in the shadow children series and was my least favorite. It was still a good read, but did not keep me as interested as the other six did. In the end, I did not predict Luke would make it out alive due to the cruelty of the population police. I think this has been the best book series I have read. I wish they would make more.PlotLuke, the third child off his family, was fighting to just stay alive. The population police were known for beheading people at

Best of Margaret Haddix's works (the series). Though, IMO, just like Harry Potter, the "war" was won too easily. In fact, I felt that Luke never really did much after the 2nd book (since the 3rd, 5th, and 6th books had diff main characters) until the end of the 7th book, where he actually made a speech. But it was unbelievable/unrealistic that a mere "speech" given by a 13-yr-old could actually change everyone's opinions/beliefs.What is irksome is that you never really understand what the other

So, to finish off the dystopian challenge month, I tore through the Shaddow Children series by Haddix. I really liked the concept for the series, and I enjoyed seeing it progress from different POV in each of the books. I must admit I was growing a bit tired of the cat-and-mouse game by the 5th book, so I decided to skip over book 6 and just get to the ending! Ive been waiting for these poor kids and their families and friends to finally be free, and for the repulsive form of government the

I loved this series, but was pretty disappointed in the finish. In the first six books, the author painstakingly developed a dozen or so complex, unique, honest characters. I really hoped that the last book (or even the last two) would show them all working together to accomplish the goal of freeing the illegal third children. Instead we get a few days of Luke/Lee wandering through the woods and wallowing in self-doubt. Finally in the last chapter, he dramatically takes the stage to boldly