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Divide and Conquer (Infinity Ring Series #2)

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Scholastic's next multi-platform mega-event begins here!Dak, Sera, and Riq might be in over their heads when they attempt to stop a Viking invasion!Hundreds of ships carrying thousands of warriors are laying siege to medieval Paris. The Parisians are holding their own, but the stalemate can only last so long. And that's bad news -- especially since Dak has been captured, forced to work alongside the Vikings while Sera and Riq defend Paris from within. No matter which side wins, the kids lose!

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ISBN-13:	9780545473958
Publisher:	Scholastic, Inc.
Publication date:	11/06/2012
Series:	Infinity Ring Series , #2
Sold by:	Scholastic, Inc.
Format:	eBook
Pages:	192
Sales rank:	810,697
Lexile:	910L (what's this?)
File size:	35 MB
Note:	This product may take a few minutes to download.
Age Range:	8 - 12 Years

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Carrie Ryan is the New York Times bestselling author of the Forest of Hands and Teeth series and the co-author of The Map to Everywhere. She lives with her husband, two cats, and a rescue mutt in Charlotte, North Carolina.

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Praise for Infinity Ring Book 1: A Mutiny in Time
"Tight plotting, snappy dialogue . . . the story moves at a breathless pace." —Rick Riordan, The New York Times
"Scholastic's 'Infinity Ring' is a multimedia ride through history." —The Los Angeles Times
"[Scholastic has] cracked the code for transmedia success — and they're poised to do it again." —Digital Book World
"The brisk action and interactive component will likely attract readers, particularly those who devoured 'The 39 Clues' titles." —School Library Journal

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Dion Graham’s rich and varied range of voices creates an animated performance in the second installment of the Infinity Ring series. In this time-travel tale, 11-year-old Sera and her friends, Dak and Riq, are using the infinity ring to correct major events in history. Here they find themselves in medieval France. Graham embodies Sera with an unwavering voice of authority—except for moments when her attraction to Billfrith slips through. Graham switches easily between the accents of the French and the Vikings. His dynamic pacing conveys the children’s fear and desperation to regroup and get to another time period, especially when Dak finds himself captured by the Vikings, who are preparing to attack Paris. M.F. © AudioFile 2012, Portland, Maine

NOVEMBER 2012 - AudioFile

Vikings and time machines, together again. "History is broken," a character said, back in the first Infinity Ring title (A Mutiny in Time, 2012). He might have said that spelling is broken. The main characters in the series are named Riq, Sera and Dak, and they work with the Hystorians to fix the timeline. Like all good fantasy series, these books come with a vocabulary list. The time travelers have to look out for the Breaks, the Remnants and the SQ. Readers who skipped the first book may never make sense of the jargon, but they really need to know only one fact: The SQ is an evil organization. It wants to take over the world. In fact, it wants to have taken over the world millennia ago. Now, in Volume 2, the best way for our heroes to defeat the SQ is to join a Viking war. They jump into the fight without being certain they're on the right side. This is typical of the logic in the book, and readers may enjoy the story just because it makes them feel smarter than the main characters. The book is a perfectly competent adventure story. It's hard to go wrong with Vikings. But if you asked a classroom full of students to write about a Viking and a time machine, most of them would come up with something more inventive. (Science fiction. 8-12)

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