I'd read Kenneth Oppel's Silverwing series when I was much younger, and it became the first chapter book series I ever really loved. Oppel delivers again with the third(?) installment of his Airborn trilogy. This book was an excellent continuation of the series and really, I felt, capped it off nicely. It wasn't such a rapturously heartfelt ending as, say, John Scalzi's Old Man's War series, which leads me to believe that maybe this is the series' penultimate book. I hope to read more about the quirky, suspense-y adventures of Kate de Vries and Matt Cruse in their ever-expanding alternate universe. This book was excellent, if not spectacular. 4/5
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