James Patterson is a prolific author who has written detective stories, thrillers, science fiction, romance and young adult novels. His first book was published in 1976. His first successful series featured psychologist Alex Cross. It’s best to read the Maximum Ride series in order starting with book one Maximum Ride: The Angel Experiment.James Patterson is a prolific author of thrillers, mysteries, young adult novels and more.
They are great for fans of Artemis Fowl, The Wizards of Once or Alex Rider and are packed with adventure and excitement. We recommend these YA fantasy books for readers aged 12+. The Maximum Ride movie was also made in 2016 but there are currently no plans for a sequel with critics and fans alike rating the books more highly. Patterson is a firm advocate for literacy and an extremely prolific writer, having sold over 325 million copies of his books worldwide. Other James Patterson kids books include the highly popular Max Einstein and Middle School series. James Patterson’s YA fantasy novels have all the action and tension of his adult books but with plenty of humour and a coming of age story. James Patterson is one of the world’s top thriller authors and in this series, has turned his hand to books for teens. Then there are their missions to save their friends, find out more about their history, seek revenge and ultimately, save the world. To start with, there are the Erasers, wolf-like creatures with a taste for flying humans.
Now Max and the Flock are free, but that does not mean that life is simple. They grew up in a biotech lab called the School, where they were experimented on and made into human-avian hybrids. Max and her gang of friends – Fang, Iggy, Nudge, the Gasman and Angel – are pretty normal in most ways, except one major thing - that they are 98% human, 2% bird. The books follow fourteen-year-old Maximum “Max” Ride and her “family” - six kids of varying ages, known as the Flock. Maximum Ride is a young adult fantasy adventure series written by bestselling author James Patterson.
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