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ISBN:	0803738730 (ISBN13: 9780803738737)
Edition Language:	English
Series:	No Safety in Numbers #1
Characters:	Marco (No Safety in Numbers), Mike Richter, Drew Bonner, Lexi Ross, Arthur Ross, Dorothy "Dotty" Ross, Ginger Franklin, Maddie Flynn, Ryan Murphy, Shaila "Shay" Dixit, Preeti Dixit

No Safety in Numbers (No Safety in Numbers #1)

Dayna Lorentz

Hardcover | Pages: 263 pages

Rating: 3.55 | 6007 Users | 867 Reviews

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When a strange device is discovered in the air ducts of a busy suburban mall, the entire complex is suddenly locked down. No one can leave. No one knows what is going on.

At first, there's the novelty of being stuck in a mega mall with free food and a gift certificate. But with each passing day, it becomes harder to ignore the dwindling supplies, inadequate information, and mounting panic.

Then people start getting sick.

Told from the point of view of two guys and two girls, this is a harrowing look at what can happen under the most desperate of circumstances, when regular people are faced with impossible choices. Some rise to the occasion. Some don't.

And for some - it's too late.

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Title	:	No Safety in Numbers (No Safety in Numbers #1)
Author	:	Dayna Lorentz
Book Format	:	Hardcover
Book Edition	:	Special Edition
Pages	:	Pages: 263 pages
Published	:	May 29th 2012 by Dial Books (first published May 2012)
Categories	:	Young Adult. Science Fiction. Dystopia. Fiction. Adventure. Survival. Thriller. Horror

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Ratings: 3.55 From 6007 Users | 867 Reviews

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I liked the idea of this book but overall, it just didn't do it for me. I can't really put my finger on what I didn't like but I just couldn't get into the story or become invested in the characters. I'm not a big fan of multiple perspective in books, especially more than two different characters. This book had four characters with their own chapters and I wasn't into that. I never was able to focus on one character and become invested in them. There is diversity in the four main characters,

OMG. This book is very fun. It's like a hunger game in a mall and the players are the customers. They are stuck in the mall with a virus and the government hut downed the place for safety from the virus.

first things first. look how cool this book is when you take the dust jacket off:and i appreciate that attention to detail, but when all is said and done, this is just another book that has a great premise, but suffers under any real common sense scrutiny applied to its plot.this is a puppy-dumb YA book that reminds me that these books aren't written for me. i think younger readers will appreciate a book about people being quarantined in a mall after an attack by unknown enemies where a bomb

This is a quick paced story that really captures the what if of a disaster. Marco, a Latrino teen from a family that is struggling economically, is one of four teens who take center stage in this novel that highlights what might happen if a biological weapon were used on a mall. While coming into work one day, he ends up being accosted by a group of typical football jocks, including Ryan (one of the other stars). As he is trying to get away, he ends up in a closet that houses some of the HVAC

Don't listen to all the bad reviews!After reading the synopsis of the back of this book, I definitely was expecting a bit more action and suspense. While this book wasn't necessarily what I expected (lots of people dying due to a bunch of armed and dangerous people taking over the mall), it was still a very good read. It had just enough mystery to keep you reading to find out what happens, and each character is worth rooting for. I finished the other two books in the series and cried in the last

I really wanted to love this book. The premise was great, people trapped inside a mall, quarantined after a biological bomb goes off. Unfortunately, after that exciting idea, not much happened.The story is told through four viewpoints. I like the way the author goes for diversity. The main characters are:Marco - a Hispanic boy nicknamed "Taco" by his enemies (imagine being the guy who found the bomb that leaves you trapped inside an enclosed mall with other guys who hate your guts).Shay - Shaila

I began No Safety in Numbers with the highest of hopes. I mean, bioterrorism and a crowded mall? What could go wrong with that, right? By about chapter five my entire reason for finishing the book was so I could write a review of it.Thats right. I loathed a book so bad that I became obsessed with getting to the end just to be able to share my thoughts on how horrible it is. Now my moment has come. Unfortunately, the English language has not yet evolved enough to have words strong enough to