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Original Title:	Black Water
ISBN:	0689869118 (ISBN13: 9780689869112)
Edition Language:	English
Series:	Pendragon #5
Characters:	Bobby Pendragon, Aja Killian, Tom Dorney, Courtney Chetwynde, Mark Dimond, Saint Dane

Black Water (Pendragon #5) Paperback | Pages: 427 pages

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Title	:	Black Water (Pendragon #5)
Author	:	D.J. MacHale
Book Format	:	Paperback
Book Edition	:	First Edition
Pages	:	Pages: 427 pages
Published	:	August 2004 by Aladdin Paperbacks
Categories	:	Fantasy. Young Adult. Fiction. Science Fiction

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Alternate cover for this ISBN can be found here and here BREAKING THE RULES Just when fifteen-year-old Bobby Pendragon thinks he understands his purpose as a Traveler - to protect the territories of Halla from the evil Saint Dane - he is faced with an impossible choice. The inhabitants of Eelong are in danger of being wiped out by a mysterious plague. The only way Bobby can stop it is to bring the antidote from another territory. Since moving items between territories is forbidden by the Traveler rules, if Bobby chooses to save Eelong he could endanger himself, his friends, and the future of every other being in Halla.

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This series really is so well-plotted.Book one: Bobby gets luckyBook two: Bobby has help, suffers a lossBook three: Bobby almost doesnt make it, questions himselfBook four: They dont winBook five: The world starts falling apart I dont remember this book that well - though honestly Im not sure how I forgot it - and I found it compelling and smart. The writing is serviceable, no better, but the plot steams ahead, pulling the characters and the world with it, asking all the right questions at all

Black Water (Pendragon #5), D.J. MacHaleBlack Water is the fifth book in the Pendragon series by D. J. MacHale; it was published August 3, 2004. Four months after Mark and Courtney were faced with Saint Dane in the root cellar of the old house they find the 16th journal leading to Bobbys journey on Eelong... only the rules have been twisted around and changed. Saint Dane is trying to stir up genocide. To do so, he has poisoned the crops gathered by the races of Eelong, urged the Klee to hunt and

I really liked how this book was so similar but so different from the real world and how cats actually keep gars(humans) as pets and as laborers. Then the gars somehow escape... who knows maybe cats could be next.....

Finally a Pendragon book without some god-awful reality-breaking plot point! :DI was scared at first because this is my favorite Pendragon book because shit gets real and I really didn't want to hate this one. And I didn't! :L :L It was pleasant. Allelujah.So first I really like how in this world, humans are treated like shit. So not only does Bobby have to save the world, he has to do it in one that despises him. Great. And he actually calls out Saint Dane on it and it's great. I'm starting to

The fifth book in the Pendragon series, Black Water strays from the first four in one way which to me is very intriguing. Much like the past books, the central conflict revolves around two tribes of people, but on Black Water, the controlling group are human-sized, intelligent cats and the oppressed population are seemingly unintelligent mute humans. Fascinating.Obviously, the conflict involves the human slaves rising up against their cat masters, but it is not that simple. The humans are not

While I think I like The Reality Bug a little more, I really loved this entry in the series. You start learning a little more about the rules of being a Traveler and how a lot of things work. I also really liked the setting of Eelong and I really liked the race of the Klees. It's really hard to talk about without spoiling a lot, but it's one of the best books In the series by far and I can't wait to read River of Zadaa.

Reading through the author, DJ MacHale's introduction (do you do that? read introductions? try it out if you don't do it already. they're a wealth of information), he pointed out that "[we're] halfway home", and I realized that yes, what I had in my hands was the Fifth book out of the Ten intended for the series. And immediately, I had mixed feelings. First, excitement because I was halfway through a long series of books. Which is no small feat, regardless of what book series it is.Second is, of