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Will fang and max meet fall in love again in book 7 like in book 6?
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∙ 12y ago
they're so lovy dovey but in book 7, max is more with dylan than fang and fang is with maya (max clone) than max.
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What will fang and max's relationship be like in the 7th book?
hard to tell, considering Fang left in book six.
In maximum ride wil max go for Dylan rather than fang?
No way I think she will like Dylan all the way through the book then like Fang like she is supposed too!
What happens between max and fang in Maximum Ride book 4?
read the book to find outThis is a diffrent answer but I do think you should just read the book.... but if you would really like to know- and I mean REALLY would like to know- there is a little romance but that's all I'm saying. I'm hoping by his (James Patterson) 5th book (Waterwings or Max some people are saying that's the title) there is more romance between them!!!!!What REALY happens is that Max and Fang go 4 a little fly in the middle of the night and then they R sitting on this dock thing and Fang says,"your.......such a pain."and then Max is about 2 reply but Fang starts kissing her with, i quote,"fang like determination" so max lets it happen 4 a few minutes like she alwayz doze and then she broke away stammering and stood up almost nocking fang over and then she flew away. Just like in the 3rd book. But I hear that in the 5th book Max gives in!!! GO MAX!! In the adult book of max called the lake house max has "something" with a boy named Oz. itz kinda weird. and shes only 14!!!!! SHEESH!!Okay The Lake house has NOTHING to do with the Maximum Ride series's. It has her name in the book but the flock isn't in that book. Also I agree with the first author: read the book. It is GREAT!!! I finished reading it not too long ago. READ it and you'll fall in love with Max and Fang's love story. Ha.
Is the fall a good book?
Sounds like a god book
Did White Fang die in the book White Fang?
No, White Fang does not die in the book "White Fang" by Jack London. The novel follows White Fang's journey from wild wolf to domesticated dog, illustrating his resilience and ability to adapt to different environments.
Do Fang and Max kiss in second Maximu Ride book?
Yeah they do a couple of time but its been like a year since I read the book.
Why Does White Fang Not Like Matt?
White Fang does not like Matt initially because he associates him with the pain and fear he experienced when he was caught in a trap by humans. He sees Matt as a threat and fears being captured or hurt again. Over time, as Matt treats White Fang with kindness and patience, their relationship gradually improves.
Does Maya like fang in maximum ride?
Yes, in the "Maximum Ride" book series, Maya does have feelings for Fang. She is drawn to his mysterious and brooding personality.
What will the next Maximum Ride book 7 cover look like?
The 7th book will be called Angel. so it's probably going to be a picture of the kids that's portraying them in a cool pose, like the book Fang.
Does fang like max in Maximum Ride?
Yes, but she's reluctant to admit it until book 5.
Why does fang leave at the end of book 6?
I just read this book and I think this is a dumb ending too! I have to say though, Fang leaves because he believes that he is putting Max endanger by being there. He also doesn't like the new kid, Dylan, very much either because Dylan is supposed to be Max's "Perfect other half" which Fang doesn't care for.
What are some examples of anthropomorphism in the book white fang?
Some examples of anthropomorphism in the book "White Fang" by Jack London include the portrayal of White Fang as having human-like emotions and thoughts, such as fear, loyalty, and love. Additionally, the relationships between White Fang and the human characters reflect complex emotions and understanding beyond what would be expected in interactions between different species. Lastly, the use of human-like language to describe the behaviors and motivations of the animal characters contributes to the anthropomorphism in the story.
