As a final point, the bird-kids’ house in Colorado, the terrible school in California, and New York City are all fantastic examples of setting that Patterson uses to “wow” the reader. On their search for the Institute for Higher Living, they spend quite a bit of time in the Big Apple and experience many different situations that gives excellent imagery for the reader. The Complete Maximum Ride Series (Angel Experiment, School's Out Forever, Saving the World and Other Extreme Sports, The Final Warning, Max, Fang, Angel, Nevermore) (Maximum Ride, 1-8) Hardcover Januby James Patterson (Author) 77 ratings Hardcover 138.32 15 Used from 39.95 Paperback 99.98 6 Used from 95. Also, New York City is an amazing area that the bird kids visit. The kids describe the school as a terrible and terrifying place and really gives us an idea of why they are on the run and why they don’t want to go back. On the other hand, the school is completely opposite of what the flock would describe as a home. This setting is perfect for the group, as they are high in the mountains and can just jump out and fly away if need be.

For a start, the book starts out with the bird kids in their house along a mountain range in Colorado. The three main places that Patterson uses in the book is the flock’s house in Colorado, the school in California, and New York City. Patterson does an amazing job at incorporating the setting into the novel to create a truly immersive experience for the reader. “Maximum Ride: The Angel Experiment” is an amazing book that takes place in multiple areas.

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