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Original Title:	Starclimber
ISBN:	0002007452 (ISBN13: 9780002007450)
Edition Language:	English
Series:	Matt Cruse #3
Characters:	Kate de Vries, Matt Cruse
Literary Awards:	CLA Book of the Year for Children Award Nominee (2009)

Starclimber (Matt Cruse #3)

Kenneth Oppel

Hardcover | Pages: 490 pages

Rating: 4.21 | 7933 Users | 579 Reviews

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Title	:	Starclimber (Matt Cruse #3)
Author	:	Kenneth Oppel
Book Format	:	Hardcover
Book Edition	:	First Edition
Pages	:	Pages: 490 pages
Published	:	August 26th 2008 by HarperCollins Canada
Categories	:	Science Fiction. Steampunk. Young Adult. Fantasy. Adventure. Fiction

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"Mr. Cruse, how high would you like to fly?"

A smile soared across my face.

"As high as I possibly can."

Pilot-in-training Matt Cruse and Kate de Vries, expert on high-altitude life-forms, are invited aboard the Starclimber, a vessel that literally climbs its way into the cosmos. Before they even set foot aboard the ship, catastrophe strikes:

Kate announces she is engaged—and not to Matt.

Despite this bombshell, Matt and Kate embark on their journey into space, but soon the ship is surrounded by strange and unsettling life-forms, and the crew is forced to combat devastating mechanical failure. For Matt, Kate, and the entire crew of the Starclimber, what began as an exciting race to the stars has now turned into a battle to save their lives.

Award-winning and bestselling author Kenneth Oppel brings us back to a rich world of flight and fantasy in this breathtaking new sequel to Airborn and Skybreaker.

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Ratings: 4.21 From 7933 Users | 579 Reviews

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4.5 STARS I loved the latest adventure with Matt and Kate and their voyage to the stars! Truly, I considered giving this only four stars but I think the only reason for that is not due to anything wrong with the book but simply because I wanted MORE! It seemed there could have been even MORE exploration, of both characters and of space... but everything that was done was done very well and Oppel remains a master of the "action/suspense scenes" while also crafting remarkably "real" characters of

First off, I'm a big fan of the Matt Cruse trilogy which includes Airborn, Skybreaker, and Starclimber. After reading the first two books, I was extremely excited to finish the series with Starclimber. However at the end, it felt like the book excluded something that made me as a reader to become a little confused and disappointed. For that, I only rated it 3 stars. If you're interested in adventure and romance, this trilogy is definitely something I recommend. Goodreads.

Fantastic. This book lives up to the others in the series. I really enjoyed the thought of their Starclimber. Though the marriage stuff between Matt and Kate was like, "Ah! What's gonna happen? WILL SHE REALLY DO IT?" I still was able to keep my vitals mostly normal. I found myself wanting to kick Kate in the pants a few times.Still one of the best fantasy books I've read.

its annoying when ppl r like wow im so feminist look at me writing abt the suffragette movement ! feminism!! when their book is set an au set in in a modern time where we act like its 1700s england BUT theres advanced science. thanks !

A terrific conclusion to the Matt Cruse series. This one features Matt and Kate de Vries on a mission to outer space. Believe it or not (and some of it surely is unrealistic but fun), the StarClimber is a space ship that can travel 25,000 miles from the Earth. This is an exciting adventure with clever characters, minor mishaps, major screwups and all around good fun. I loved that Matt finally got his HEA with Ms. de Vries (who I honestly wasn't sure about all the way up until the final chapter).

I was afraid this book might not live up to the first two in the series, and unfortunately I was right - although it's certainly not for lack of trying on Mr. Oppel's part. He has managed to combine pieces of The Right Stuff, Apollo 13, 20,000 Leagues Under the Sea, religious fanaticism, and a hint of the Pink Panther. Having taken us on swashbuckling adventures aboard a giant dirigible and a high-altitude plane, there was no place else for intrepid hero Matt Cruse to go but to the stars. In

A celestial tower is being built to the heavens in Paris, when a pioneer (Lunardi) decides to launch is own space effort. He recruits 100 candidates from all walks of life to become the first "astralnauts," to man the Starclimber: a spaceship tethered to a 25,000 mile cable. Kate DeVries and another pompous zoologist are chosen to observe, while young Matt Cruse has to undertake a grueling competition to join. Lunardi recruits Matt's mentor, Captain Walken, to lead the expedition. Like the