Book 20: Flight of the Raven

This is the sequel to Welcome to the Ark which I wrote about here yesterday. It tells the story of Elijah, one of the characters in the previous book, a stereotypically “special” seemingly autistic kid.

Elijah runs away during the end of the first book, and in the second he’s caught by members of a radical environmental terrorist group.

This book didn’t flow quite as well as the first one did. In the first book, I could at least relate to the characters and the themes, even though I hated that they were bombarding the story. This book, though, while an interesting enough story, didn’t do much for me at all. I guess I really don’t like to read about paragons of human purity and goodness, and that’s how Elijah comes across.