After DEEPER, can the TUNNELS adventure be any more dangerous? And where will it end? Will Burrows and his gang are far from finished as they free-fall down a subterranean pore. As they experience reduced gravity, te dark mysteries of the deep unfold and they discover a strange fungal shelf, which not only reveals artifacts from ancient civilisations, but clues to a lost land at the end of the Earth. The third in the thrilling Tunnels series \- an international publishing sensation.
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By A Vidler
Format:Paperback
Whilst I do not believe that the Tunnels series lives up to its supposed status of being the "next Harry Potter" that does not mean that it should simply be discarded. I think branding the series as such has done it a gross injustice - most are probably bound to feel that the series is a let down if they are comparing it to Harry Potter. And really the "Tunnels" series provides readers with a fresh and exiting world to fall into that has no real parallels with J.K.Rowling's world.
I must admit that at first the series appears wordy - descriptions are plenty and the wording is often lengthy. Sometimes I have felt that maybe the editors could have been a bit more lethal during the editing process! Yet the vocabulary is varied and whilst it does sometimes appear of a somewhat old nature, this does help to create a feel for the world in which young Will Burrows is slowly digging deeper into.
However, with Freefall, no such issues spring to mind. I have to admit that when I first got this out of the library I left it for weeks, only occasionally reading a few pages, but not really getting into the story. It had been a while since reading "Deeper" Deeper (Tunnels)and the previous plot was not so forthcoming in my brain.
But when I did actually make an effort to remember, the 500 plus pages sped by. The words that spring to mind are a "light read". I know this seems ridiculous: the books is almost as thick as a brick! Yet surprisingly whereas in the previous two books the writing had sometimes been tedious, Freefall seemed to flow effortlessly.
Which is truly a shame because some may have already have been put off at the start of "Tunnels" Tunnels (Tunnels 1)and will now be missing out on a thoroughly enjoyable and, crazily, easy-going read!
I would truly recommend readers to keep digging deeper!
I must admit that at first the series appears wordy - descriptions are plenty and the wording is often lengthy. Sometimes I have felt that maybe the editors could have been a bit more lethal during the editing process! Yet the vocabulary is varied and whilst it does sometimes appear of a somewhat old nature, this does help to create a feel for the world in which young Will Burrows is slowly digging deeper into.
However, with Freefall, no such issues spring to mind. I have to admit that when I first got this out of the library I left it for weeks, only occasionally reading a few pages, but not really getting into the story. It had been a while since reading "Deeper" Deeper (Tunnels)and the previous plot was not so forthcoming in my brain.
But when I did actually make an effort to remember, the 500 plus pages sped by. The words that spring to mind are a "light read". I know this seems ridiculous: the books is almost as thick as a brick! Yet surprisingly whereas in the previous two books the writing had sometimes been tedious, Freefall seemed to flow effortlessly.
Which is truly a shame because some may have already have been put off at the start of "Tunnels" Tunnels (Tunnels 1)and will now be missing out on a thoroughly enjoyable and, crazily, easy-going read!
I would truly recommend readers to keep digging deeper!
2 of 2 people found the following review helpful
By MCMH Berkers
Format:Paperback
Another excellent adventure into the deep. Impossible to put down. I can't wait for the next episode.
2 of 2 people found the following review helpful
Format:Paperback
The latest instalment of The Tunnels Series had a lot to live up to, and I'm glad to report that it certainly has exceeded all expectations!
Just like the previous books Gordon and Williams have blown us out of the water! Freefall contains all the excitement, exhilleration , and above all the mystery the readers have come to expect.
Once again we find Will Burrows in perilous circumstances after a long fall down the "Pore." I would struggle to write a full review of the events that happen in Freefall because so much happens! The reader is on a constant quest of discovery, one moment you're running down dark subterranean passages, the next you're exploring old soviet submarines!
This is really one of the books I get a real sense of escapism from, you really feel as if you're there with Will and ever-bumbling Chester, you feel the adrenaline (and believe me, in this book there is a lot of adrenaline!) the books give you a real rush.
Gordon and Williams are very successful at spinning multiple yarns, telling us not only the story of Will and Chester, but of all the other characters, I particularly loved reading about Will's mother's escapades, Freefall certainly has a lot to offer.
Freefall is an excellent continuation of the story, my only tiny, tiny gripe is that the cover has changed slightly to the previous books on the spine so it looks a bit odd on my bookshelf, but hey, who really cares? All in all Freefall is simply incredible, believe me Tunnels fans, you wont be dissappointed!
Just like the previous books Gordon and Williams have blown us out of the water! Freefall contains all the excitement, exhilleration , and above all the mystery the readers have come to expect.
Once again we find Will Burrows in perilous circumstances after a long fall down the "Pore." I would struggle to write a full review of the events that happen in Freefall because so much happens! The reader is on a constant quest of discovery, one moment you're running down dark subterranean passages, the next you're exploring old soviet submarines!
This is really one of the books I get a real sense of escapism from, you really feel as if you're there with Will and ever-bumbling Chester, you feel the adrenaline (and believe me, in this book there is a lot of adrenaline!) the books give you a real rush.
Gordon and Williams are very successful at spinning multiple yarns, telling us not only the story of Will and Chester, but of all the other characters, I particularly loved reading about Will's mother's escapades, Freefall certainly has a lot to offer.
Freefall is an excellent continuation of the story, my only tiny, tiny gripe is that the cover has changed slightly to the previous books on the spine so it looks a bit odd on my bookshelf, but hey, who really cares? All in all Freefall is simply incredible, believe me Tunnels fans, you wont be dissappointed!
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great for fans of the series
freefall continues the tunnels series, must-read for die-hard fans of the series, although this is probably the last book in the series that has intriguing plot twists and turns... Read more
Published 3 months ago by rosellegreywood
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Tunnells book 3
After books 1 and 2 i could not wait to read number 3, this series is excellent for Adults and not so adult alike, great stories and great plots.
Published 18 months ago by rambling rose
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After digging through the subterranean world of modern-day London in search of his father, Will Burrows ended up on the run from the diabolical Styx army with his best friend,... Read more
Published on 10 July 2010 by TeensReadToo
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Set the Controls for The Heart of The Earth
Three books in and this series just continues to get better. Scene setting has been honed to a fine art, so even though we find ourselves in yet another subterranean realm we... Read more
Published on 25 Feb 2010 by Mr. R. J. Wright
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Very Well Written Escapism
Although I am an older adult and not much into reading young adult or children's fiction, I think these books are brilliant. Read more
Published on 1 Feb 2010 by Oglach
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Fantastic Freefall
Thoroughly enjoyable adventure deep within the earth. Book 3 in the Tunnels series. Brilliant fast paced adventure, I couldn't put it down. Read more
Published on 28 Dec 2009 by Nuke
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FREEFALL
WOW GREAT BOOK I CANT WAIT FOR THE NEXT BOOK KEEP WRITING GUYS YOU HAVE TALLENT JUST GET THEM SENT TO U.S.A. SOONER THANKS
Published on 20 Dec 2009 by Darren Battisti
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I enjoyed this book - alot!
I have read all the Tunnels books, and followed Will through all his `ups' and `downs'(!).
I have thoroughly enjoyed the believable fantasy of these books which leaves... Read more
I have thoroughly enjoyed the believable fantasy of these books which leaves... Read more
Published on 13 Sep 2009 by Mrs. J. WILKIE
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Amazing!
This is exciting conclusion to the Tunnels series! There is action and adventure....once you start reading the book, you can't stop!
Published on 9 Sep 2009 by Michelle Shenkman
5.0 out of 5 stars
Another excellent book- best ending yet!
Freefall is an excellent addition to the Tunnels series and as usual I read it cover to cover only putting it down when I had to. Read more
Published on 13 July 2009 by Arthur Dailey
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