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The End (The Enemy #7)

Charlie Higson

Hardcover | Pages: 454 pages

Rating: 4.47 | 2198 Users | 247 Reviews

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Title	:	The End (The Enemy #7)
Author	:	Charlie Higson
Book Format	:	Hardcover
Book Edition	:	Special Edition
Pages	:	Pages: 454 pages
Published	:	June 7th 2016 by Disney-Hyperion (first published November 3rd 2015)
Categories	:	Horror. Young Adult. Zombies. Apocalyptic. Post Apocalyptic

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The end is coming.

The sickness struck everyone sixteen and older. First it twisted their minds; next it ravaged their bodies. Now the sickos—crazed and hungry for young flesh—are gathered in the center of London, lying in wait.

It’s time for all of the survivors—kids spread out across the city—to unite. They must come up with a plan of attack to end the grown-ups’ reign of terror before it is too late.

One thing is certain: surprises abound in the bloody conclusion to Charlie Higson’s Enemy saga.

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Original Title:	The End
ISBN:	1484716957 (ISBN13: 9781484716953)
Edition Language:	English
Series:	The Enemy #7

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3.5 I wish I could give the long-awaited final part of Charlie Higson's The Enemy series a higher rating but, unfortunately, it didn't live up to my expectations. The series has been with me for too long as for me to simply ignore the obvious flaws, loose ends and unanswered questions. It wasn't all bad though, of course, so let's start with:(WARNING: Yes, there will be SPOILERS!)THE GOOD:- It felt nice going back to so many characters that we've got to know and grown to love over the years.



Finally finished with the series. This book was quite enjoyable. The characters and dialogue are interesting. However, I have outgrown the YA genre. The other problem was that the books take different timelines with a huge set of characters that I have forgotten over the years. With that, I still think that Charlie Higson is a good writer for the genre. He is descriptive and his plot elements are very fast paced.

The Enemy series overall is absolutely 5 stars. Im 27 and Ive been as obsessed with this series as much as I have anything Ive ever read! I love these books and Charlie Higson has done something amazing in building such a big cast of realistic and engaging characters with so many interweaving plots. This books finally brings it all back together for the final confrontation with St George and his army, but in the end (ha The End) I was left feeling like something was lacking. Its too abrupt and I

I don't know what I was expecting as the end of the story but I assumed it would be better than that I guess

This was an amazing book. More perfect than most, and an all time favorite. I love how Higson wrapped up this world, this story he created and although I wish there was more, I'm happy with this ending. I've traveled every step, inch, kill, sorrow, death, and life with the characters in this book. I've dedicated myself to seven books and more if I could. Thank you Charlie Higson. Thank you.

What an amazing ending.I thought this series was a little screwy. When the 2nd and 3rd book timeframes were all over the place, I was truly worried what I'd gotten myself into. But as the storylines easy wove together and the HUGE cast became easier to keep track of - the series became especially easy to love.But this isn't a series for the faint of heart. Kids die. A LOT. In gruesome and awful ways. But it's an interesting take on a zombie outbreak that only takes out the adults. Can the kids