A Web of Air Audiobook

" Broke my heart! "

" I liked this book better than the first book in the series, Fever Crumb; probably because I didn't feel as lost. In this book, Fever is 2 years older, and has joined a traveling theater group somewhere in Europa. In one small city, she meets a young scientist with dreams of flight, and becomes interested in the possibilities, but more than one person wants to end those dreams and rid the world of anyone with those dreams. Good story, recommended for middle school readers. "

" This brilliant sequel to Fever Crumb picks up two years later. Fever has been traveling with a theater company, fostering Kit Solent's children and seeing to the lighting and electrical needs of the troop. When they stop in Mayder, she crosses paths with Arlo Thursday, a brilliant recluse, who is building a flying machine. "

" I listened to this in audio, and it really sprung my imagination. It brought on my cheering for the characters and yelling at them for not seeing what seemed obvious to me as the reader. "

" Maybe not as strong as the first one (or maybe I needed to re-read the first one before starting this one), but still an enjoyable read. "

" it was ok... but didnt it come out already? cuz the publishing i believed said 2010... hmm *shrugs* "

" Enjoying this series on audio. Noticing my predisposition to British narrators. "

" I enjoyed this book. The Hungry City Chronicles is a favorite series of mine, and I look forward to seeing how this prequel series ties things up. Makes me want to start over with Mortal Engines again! "

" Another interesting story (mostly because im new to steampunk books), but i didnt care for how everything was wrapped up in the end. It wasn't as awkwardly cut off as "Fever Crumb", but it still seemed to leave loose ends. "

" Just finished Fever Crumb last, and lookie here, the sequel is on the shelf. <3 "

" Great short audiobook read by the author. YA steampunk fantasy, exactly what I needed. "

" Another marvelous read from Philip Reeve. The guy is a great story teller. He also has a knack for developing characters who have a lot of depth. I hated to finish this book; I wanted it to go on. "

" I thought this book was great! I loved how Fever grows from her Engineerish ways and starts to learn how to enjoy the rest of the world. I like the twists and though it seems lazy and boring at times, you still can't drop the book. I can't wait for the next one. "

" A quirky geek romance set in a future Mediterranean resort town. There are super-smart birds, an awkward teenage engineer and a guy thinks he can get his airplane off the ground. "

" Another brilliant addition to the series. "

" This book was a little hard for me to get into to begin with; but once I got a few chapters into the story, I really enjoyed it. I love Mr. Reeve's unusual descriptions. His imagery can be almost poetic at times. "

" You get to know Fever Crumb even better in this story ... adventure, mystery and yes, even a love story. Very well written ... I couldn't put it down. "

" Fever's character is one I absolutely love, and to read more of her adventure was amazing. "

" Philip Reeve is brilliant. It's just that simple. "

" these prequels to Mortal Engines are slighter, but still wonderfully full of all the quirky technology and glorious nudges of you-know-what-I'm talking-about. I love Fever Crumb, she's a great character. "

" I don't remember much from the first book, Fever Crumb, but I'm enjoying seeing what she is up to now. "

" Again my struggle to enjoy British fantasy or getting it. "

" Liked it and enthusiastic about the next one, but I think it would have been better if somehow the author might have been allowed by his editor or whomever not to have to spell out what happened in the last book so explicitly. I found those passages awkward. "

" Not a bad story, but it feels like reading the fantasy adventure books I used to like as a kid, rather than one of the Mortal Engines series; it doesn't quite fit. I did like the book before this though "Fever Crumb", so I am hoping for good things from the next book. "

" Well written with a good plot. Its a little too simplistic though and should probably be written for an older audience who grew up with the Hungry City chronicles. "