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Original Title:	Fear the Fantastic
ISBN:	059087764X (ISBN13: 9780590877640)
Edition Language:	English
Series:	Everworld #6

Fear the Fantastic (Everworld #6)

Katherine Applegate

Mass Market Paperback | Pages: 186 pages

Rating: 3.9 | 2129 Users | 54 Reviews

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There is a place that shouldn’t exist. But does. And there are creatures that shouldn’t exist. But do. Welcome to a land where all of your dreams and nightmares are very real—and often deadly. Welcome to Everworld.

No one knows what it’s like to be Christopher, David, April, Jalil, or even Senna. Living part of their lives in Everworld and the other in the real world. One minute they’re off to Fairy Land to recover a dragon’s stolen treasure. The next they find themselves sitting in the middle of history class. All it takes to move between the worlds is to fall asleep. And they just can’t seem to find a way to make it stop.

Now Christopher and the others find themselves at the single most powerful area in Everworld, Olympus. As in Greek gods. As in mythology. It seems that the evil alien god, Ka Anor, plans to take Olympus for himself—and Zeus isn’t having any of it. Christopher and the others know it’s not their fight. But they know ultimately they’re going to have to choose a side. And it probably won’t be Ka Anor’s…

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Title	:	Fear the Fantastic (Everworld #6)
Author	:	Katherine Applegate
Book Format	:	Mass Market Paperback
Book Edition	:	Special Edition
Pages	:	Pages: 186 pages
Published	:	September 15th 2000 by Scholastic (first published March 2000)
Categories	:	Fantasy. Young Adult. Mythology. Fiction

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Eh, by the back cover I thought this book would be about Olympus. But it's just them crossing Hetwan land. Also some of their escapes seemed a little too easy, like they just happen to lose the bugs on their home turf. Oh well, just trying to get through the series to the end.

3.5 stars again! 3 stars for the pacing/plot (once again, it's quite a bit of moving from A to B and trying to stay alive along the way, across various fun and fantastical settings); 4 stars for characterisation.Sometimes I wonder just how unlikeable KAA set out to make Christopher, considering him using the slur f*g was a new low -- but I think that was the point, and worth it considering the character development he undergoes later, specifically (view spoiler)[the way that his entire

3.5 stars. Some good plot building, but not a fan of Christopher

Christopher and the gang are sent off on their second ever quest: to deliver Dionysus, god of a good time, and his companion Ganymede, a man so beautiful he makes straight guys question himself, to Zeus on Olympus. Only problem is to get to Olympus they have to pass through Ka Anor, the go eaters territory.It took me several weeks to read this book. I fell terribly sick and all I wanted to do was sleep, so if I wanted to get to sleep Id read a fee pages of this and soon Id be snoring. It was a

So far for me, this has been the weakest book in the series. I still read it very quickly, but it wasn't as exciting. Yes, there was immense danger at every corner, but the majority of the book involved running from the Hetwan. Run run run, almost die, run run run, meet a Greek god, run run run.This story is told from Christopher's point of view. Christopher is one of my favorite characters; he's witty, extremely cynical and very jaded. So hearing his thoughts is always entertaining. I won't

Fear the Fantastic follows Discover the Destroyer, and more than any other installment I've read, it reminded me that this series is best read as one long book. While Dionysus appears for the first time and the four travelers get to have a bit of a fight from time to time, this book is primarily a transition book. We are simply moving from one place to the next. At the end of DtD, they have just entered the lands of Ka Anor, and FtF merely gets them to the center of the city. Now I have to wait

This book takes place as the group wanders through Hetwan country. The main character's slow deterioration as stresses in both universes wear on him makes it feel like very little progress was made in this volume. Wandering into Hetwan country, Christopher and the gang have no choice but to keep moving forward and hope for the best. After freeing a pair of captured Greek gods, the group must travel through Ka-Anor's city itself if they hope to make it to safety.