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Pulse

by Patrick Carman

Series: Pulse (1)

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In the year 2051, when most Americans live in one of two gigantic, modern States, Faith Daniels, part of a dwindling group that lives between, learns that she, like other misfits, has unusual abilities that could help when the inevitable war begins.
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Pulse was a little slow at the beginning, however, the more I read, the more I liked it! At first, I didn't really see the point of the story. Plus, I didn't care for the characters all that much, until more of the plot and conflicts were revealed.

I liked Hawk and Dylan, though I thought that more could've been done with Dylan's character. However, despite Pulse's slow start, I thought that overall, it was a good story, and I'm interested to see where this saga goes. I think that there is a lot of potential for this series. Faith, Hawk, Dylan, and the others could end up starring in some really cool books! ( )
  Andre_Campbell_ | Mar 28, 2014 |
Pulse was a little slow at the beginning, however, the more I read, the more I liked it! At first, I didn't really see the point of the story. Plus, I didn't care for the characters all that much, until more of the plot and conflicts were revealed.

I liked Hawk and Dylan, though I thought that more could've been done with Dylan's character. However, despite Pulse's slow start, I thought that overall, it was a good story, and I'm interested to see where this saga goes. I think that there is a lot of potential for this series. Faith, Hawk, Dylan, and the others could end up starring in some really cool books! ( )
  Andre_Campbell_ | Mar 28, 2014 |
I was intrigued by the plot line of this book, but I frequently found the third person voice confusing. The author had a tendency to switch perspectives without much warning, which left me wondering which character was speaking or thinking. Considering I finished this book just a few days ago and can barely remember the ending, I can't say I would highly recommend it. ( )
  TheMadHatters | Feb 20, 2014 |
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  ccathee17c | Jun 7, 2013 |
(By my 12-year old daughter.) I liked “Pulse” by Patrick Carman, but it had a very slow start. I kept waiting for it to start talking about a pulse and until then, it didn’t make a lot of sense. It was a little boring and had these random events occurring.

The main character is Faith Daniels, a teenager in high school in a world where books have been abandoned for Tablets. Faith and Liz go to the old grade school library, which is deserted, they read picture books – which in a world where everything is on a Tablet – makes them feel like they are in a different world.

Their lives don’t seem like anything special until something happens to Faith that changes everything. Once that happens, the book was a lot more interesting. There was a lot more action, and some fighting and I wanted to find out what happened.

Faith and Dylan were my favorite characters. If there is another book after “Pulse” I would want to read it to find out what happens to them. ( )
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Faith Daniels was sleeping soundly when severy things in her room began to move. She was a tall girl with long limbs that extended beyond the bed into the cool air of her bedroom.
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In the year 2051, when most Americans live in one of two gigantic, modern States, Faith Daniels, part of a dwindling group that lives between, learns that she, like other misfits, has unusual abilities that could help when the inevitable war begins.

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With the help of her mysterious classmate Dylan Gilmore, Faith Daniels discovers that she can move objects with her mind. This telekinetic ability is called a "pulse," and Dylan has the talent, too.

In riveting action scenes, Faith demonstrates her ability to use her pulse against a group of telekinesis masters who are so powerful they can flatten their enemies by uprooting streetlights, throwing boulders, and changing the course of a hurtling hammer so that it becomes a deadly weapon. But even with her unusual talent, the mind—and the heart—can be difficult to control. If Faith wants to join forces with Dylan and save the world, she'll have to harness the power of both.
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