The Maze Runner

                      By. James Dashner

      The Maze Runner is about a boy named Thomas. Thomas wakes in a lift, or like a box or something. He cannot remember anything;his parents, his home, or how he got there. His memory is empty. When the doors of the lift open, he finds himself surrounded by kids who welcome him to the Glade. The Glade is a large expanse enclosed by walls. Just like Thomas, the other kids don't remember why or how they got there. All they know is that every morning, for as long as any of them can remember, the walls surrounding the Glade, open. Every night, for just as long they've closed tight. Every thirty days a new child is delivered in the lift. And no one wants to be stuck in the maze after dark.
         The Gladers were expecting Thomas's arrival. But the very next day, a girl is sent up-the first girl to arrive in the Glade. And what was more surprising was the message she delivers. The Gladers have always been convinced that if they solve the maze that surrounds the Glade, they might find a way home...wherever it might be. But it's looking more and more as if the maze is unsolvable.
   And something about the girl's arrival is starting to make Thomas feel different. Something is telling him that he might have some answers. If he can find a way to retrieve the dark secrets within own mind.
     I would rate this book with 5👍👍👍👍👍. On a scale from 1 to 5. It has a lot of drama and mystery in it. And I love anything with that stuff in it.