Book details
Rust Vol. 3: Death of the Rocket Boy (2017 Edition)
Description
Rocket boy, Jet Jones, must choose between protecting the Taylors and being part of the family he's always wanted. Rocket Boy, Jet Jones, goes out of his way to prove himself to the Taylor family who have taken him in, but when shadows of his past arrive on the farm opening old wounds, he realizes his days of running may finally be numbered. Royden Lepp's Rust: Death of the Rocket Boy is the penultimate installment of Jet's ongoing adventure as he confronts his maker, Oswald, and struggles to protect the Taylors from new threats.
Age
13-18
Text complexity
beginner
Length
192 pages
Book in series
#3
Why to read
- Continuation of a Gripping Narrative: 'Rust Vol. 3: Death of the Rocket Boy' is the third installment in Royden Lepp's 'Rust' series, offering readers the chance to continue following the intriguing story set in an alternate post-war universe, where the fate of Jet Jones and the Taylor family unfolds with more depth and intensity.
- Stunning Artwork: Royden Lepp's distinctive art style is a highlight of the series. The sepia-toned illustrations in 'Rust Vol. 3' are both beautiful and atmospheric, enhancing the storytelling and bringing the world of Rust to life with a unique visual flair that captivates the reader's imagination.
- Character Development: As the series progresses, readers get to see significant character development, particularly in this volume. The complexities of the characters are explored further, providing a deeper understanding of their motivations and the emotional stakes involved, which adds richness to the narrative.
- Themes of Humanity and Technology: 'Rust Vol. 3' delves into thought-provoking themes such as the relationship between humanity and technology, the cost of war, and the search for identity. These themes resonate with readers and provoke reflection on real-world issues, making the book not just an entertaining read but also a meaningful one.