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Title	:	A Door in the Woods (The Jimmy Fincher Saga #1)
Author	:	James Dashner
Book Format	:	Paperback
Book Edition	:	Special Edition
Pages	:	Pages: 188 pages
Published	:	May 12th 2005 by Bonneville Books
Categories	:	Fantasy. Young Adult. Fiction. Adventure. Childrens. Middle Grade

A Door in the Woods (The Jimmy Fincher Saga #1)

James Dashner

Paperback | Pages: 188 pages

Rating: 3.79 | 1053 Users | 142 Reviews

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What begins as a summer-day climb up his favorite tree quickly takes an ugly turn for poor Jimmy Fincher, as he witnesses something that turns his perception of reality upside-down. When the perpetrator of the act notices Jimmy in the tree, the ensuing adventures explode into a torrent of suspense and excitement. The next month of Fincher's life includes an ancient legend come to life, a conspiracy of madmen decades old, strange portals to other worlds, villains named everything from Raspy to Shadow and behind it all is the old wooden door in the forest by Jimmy's home. There, something wondrous awaits.

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Original Title:	A Door In The Woods
ISBN:	1555176976 (ISBN13: 9781555176976)
Edition Language:	English
Series:	The Jimmy Fincher Saga #1

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Ratings: 3.79 From 1053 Users | 142 Reviews

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First book in the series and it is very gripping from the first page. It continues on with: A Gift of Ice, Tower of Air, and War of the Black Curtain. It is full of adventure, riddles, magic, and the ever nail-biting conflict of good vs. evil. I highly recommend it!

My good friend Karen absolutely insisted that I read this over the summer. So I did. It wasn't bad. It was also a fantasy book, which always scores points with me. Sure, I've read better books, but this was cute. Thanks Karen. Enjoy Everlost! (the book she has to read in return)

I feel like this story gives us very little explanation about what is going on most of the time. The action carries us away with mostly unanswered questions, but I guess I can understand why. It is the beginning of a series after all, so it is mostly focused on setting up for the rest of the series. I guess I can wait for another book or two to get my answers. I really enjoyed this story just because the voice was so stinkin' fun. It really did sound like a 14-year-old boy talking. It was a

A Door in the Woods is the first book in James Dashner's Jimmy Fincher Saga, and it's a decent start to the series and a decent first book for Dashner. The writing isn't all that bad, but there is room for growth. Dashner relies a little too heavily on what I'm sure he is trying to play off as quaint, southern colloquialisms. Every character in the book uses them, and after several chapters, it gets a little old.Jimmy Fincher is your typical, fourteen year old boy, who happens to stumble upon a

I think I would have rated this book higher since it was a good story with likable characters except for the fact that I didn't like how the author kept telling us that he was about to have an adventure. Several times throughout the book, the main character would say something like, "But that was nothing compared to what was to come..." I felt as though I was always waiting to get to the good part, even when the adventure was in full swing. A small thing, but still. I did enjoy the story but I

A Door in the woods by James Dashner is a book about a young lad who has a simple life he loves to climb trees and one day has he is climbing his favorite tree it all changes he witnesses his mayor dumping a body in the woods where he is climbing his favorite tree and his mayor sees him and he doesn't want him to so he chases jimmy up the tree and he falls from the tree and he finds a door and he escapes the mayor by going through the door and on the other side there is a man who helps him I

This was definitely for a younger audience. Maybe a 10 year old would appreciate the use of the random sayings peppered througout the book. Like,"what in tarnation!" it was as if he wrote down every saying he could think of and included them all int eh book. not to mention he sounded like a 10 year kid. boy sees a "murder" and is seen by the murderer. gets captured, escapes, gets captured again, family in danger, family gets captured, escapes, goes to place inbetween worlds. must save world.