Horizon

Scott Westerfeld
46 pages1-hour read
Fiction
Novel
Middle Grade
Published in 2017

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Book Brief

Scott Westerfeld

Horizon

Fiction | Novel | Middle Grade | Published in 2017
Book Details
Pages

241

Format

Novel • Fiction

Genre
Science Fiction

•

Action & Adventure

•

Fantasy
Theme
Conflict

•

Emotions/Behavior: Courage

•

Language
First Publication Year

2017

Audience

Middle grade

Recommended Reading Age

9-12 years

Reviews & Readership

3.8

2,741 ratings

64%

Loved it

28%

Mixed feelings

8%

Not a fan

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Review Roundup

Horizon by Scott Westerfeld captivates with its fast-paced adventure, engaging young readers through suspense and creative challenges. Positive feedback highlights the vivid world-building and diverse characters, while some criticism notes a lack of depth in character development. Overall, it's an exciting and imaginative read that appeals to its intended audience.

Who should read this

Who Should Read Horizon?

A reader who would enjoy Scott Westerfeld's Horizon is likely a middle-grade adventure enthusiast, captivated by survival stories with sci-fi twists. Fans of The Maze Runner by James Dashner and Hatchet by Gary Paulsen will appreciate its intense, suspenseful journey.

3.8

2,741 ratings

64%

Loved it

28%

Mixed feelings

8%

Not a fan

Character List

The de facto leader of Team Killbot, Molly is a logical problem solver who navigates challenges using her systematic approach, striving to protect her team and maintain order.

A talented young engineer, Javi evolves from being fearful of flying to demonstrating courage and ingenuity, often providing emotional insight within the group.

An outsider with a unique skill set, Yoshi uses his cultural knowledge and athletic prowess to assist the group, transitioning from isolation to a key protector.

A representative of scientific rationalism, Anna approaches survival with intellectual curiosity and an analytical mindset, driving much of the group’s discovery.

An older survivor with an authoritarian approach, Caleb's skepticism and rigid mindset contrast with the group’s collaborative methods, offering critical insights despite conflicts.

The youngest member, Oliver is emotionally insightful and courageous, confronting the group’s denial and prompting them to acknowledge their shared grief.

Sisters who, through artistic and musical talents, contribute crucial skills to the group's survival, enhancing communication and adaptability.

Book Details
Pages

241

Format

Novel • Fiction

Genre
Science Fiction

•

Action & Adventure

•

Fantasy
Theme
Conflict

•

Emotions/Behavior: Courage

•

Language
First Publication Year

2017

Audience

Middle grade

Recommended Reading Age

9-12 years

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