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Title	:	The Fog Diver (The Fog Diver #1)
Author	:	Joel N. Ross
Book Format	:	Hardcover
Book Edition	:	First Edition
Pages	:	Pages: 332 pages
Published	:	May 26th 2015 by HarperCollins
Categories	:	Childrens. Middle Grade. Fantasy. Science Fiction. Steampunk. Adventure. Dystopia

The Fog Diver (The Fog Diver #1)

Joel N. Ross

Hardcover | Pages: 332 pages

Rating: 4.09 | 1620 Users | 307 Reviews

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A deadly white mist has cloaked the earth for hundreds of years. Humanity clings to the highest mountain peaks, where the wealthy Five Families rule over the teeming lower slopes and rambling junkyards. As the ruthless Lord Kodoc patrols the skies to enforce order, thirteen-year-old Chess and his crew scavenge in the Fog-shrouded ruins for anything they can sell to survive.

Hazel is the captain of their salvage raft: bold and daring. Swedish is the pilot: suspicious and strong. Bea is the mechanic: cheerful and brilliant. And Chess is the tetherboy: quiet and quick…and tougher than he looks. But Chess has a secret, one he’s kept hidden his whole life. One that Lord Kodoc is desperate to exploit for his own evil plans. And even as Chess unearths the crew’s biggest treasure ever, they are running out of time...

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Original Title:	The Fog Diver
ISBN:	0062352938 (ISBN13: 9780062352934)
Edition Language:	English
Series:	The Fog Diver #1
Literary Awards:	Texas Bluebonnet Award Nominee (2017)

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Originally posted at Log Cabin Library Back in the olden days there was a terrible Smog that covered the world. To attempt to rid the air of the Smog, a group of nano-engineers created "Nanites." Their job was to cleanse the air, but the Nanites did their work to well and began to adapt and change, in the end they made themselves into a thick Fog. This Fog does not affect living plants and animals, but causes any human who enters it to get a terrible fogsickness. Everyone so far but Chess, he is

First Impression:*I really enjoyed the cover of this book, love covers with the steampunk look.*MG & Steampunk? Yes Please!*Enjoyed the Writing flow right from the start, knew they were going to be characters I liked.The Story & Characters:*The story takes place in an apocalyptic future. I want to say very close to our time maybe a little further ahead. Loved all the references they would make about the past. They even messed up the meaning of some things which made it really funny.*The

Fantastic ReadWent into this for something different after binge reading Percy Jackson with the nephews. WHOLLY recommend this - fast paced steampunk gem with strong, well rounded characters and great plot. Thats all Im saying, because my nephew is sitting here begging for me to buy the next book already 😅

The Fog Diver is the tale of a ragtag team of orphans navigating the skies in a salvaged air raft. They brave pirate-infested clouds, delve into the Fog where dangerous creatures prowl, and scour the abandoned Earth for treasures to sell in payment for their next meal. Chess and his crew have a secret, one that gives them an advantage over all the other fog divers. But people are talking; spreading rumors threaten to reveal their secret and put all of their lives in danger. The strength of this

In a world where natural fog had been replaced with a deadly mist made of nanites (nanomachines), humans are fighting for survival and now live on mountains. A power crazy and evil lord, in a crazy attempt at a way to control the nanite fog, conducted human experiments that always lead to the subjects death. Until one of them survived.The book follows a group of scavenger kids on the quest to find any item of value from the ruins that will help finance a cure for their sick and dying mother

I loved this book! Now I neeeed the second book, where is it!?! Thanks Kyle for the recommendation!!

Good but too many issues remained unresolved at the end of this first book, and you really need to read the second book to get to a good stopping point. There were many very good examples of dialog and I liked the characters. I felt like the humorous device of mixing up old cultural references was overused and sometimes felt forced, though a 4th or 5th grader may like them.