The Overthrow Series in Order by Kenneth Oppel

"Thrive" is the thrilling conclusion to the science fiction trilogy called "The Overthrow" by Kenneth Oppel. In this book, a rebel faction reaches out to the protagonist, Anaya, with a proposition to stop a larger invasion. They believe that humans, hybrids, and cryptogens can work together to achieve this goal. Anaya, who believes in the possibility of cooperation between humans and the resistance aliens, faces the challenge of convincing those in power to listen to her. The plot of "Thrive" revolves around the struggle to unite different groups against a common enemy. It is a heart-pounding adventure that keeps readers on the edge of their seats. The book explores themes of collaboration, resistance, and the power of unity in the face of adversity. With its exciting and suspenseful storyline, "Thrive" delivers a satisfying conclusion to "The Overthrow" trilogy. Overall, "Thrive" is a captivating science fiction novel that combines action, intrigue, and thought-provoking themes to create an engaging reading experience.

Hatch is the second book in the Overthrow trilogy by Kenneth Oppel. The book follows three teens, Seth, Anaya, and Petra, who are immune to the alien invasion of plants that have taken over the Earth. In this book, the three teens are joined by many others who are half human and half alien. They are in great danger as they continue their transformation into dangerous hybrids. The book is set in a world where alien creatures begin to hatch, and the danger mounts. The teens feel safe until Col. Pearson, the head of operations on the island, discovers their secret: that Seth has feathers, Anaya has claws, and Petra has a. The book's character arcs are nuanced and believable, and the prose is gorgeously rendered. The book is an action-packed plot that is chillingly beautiful and detailed.

Bloom is the first book in Kenneth Oppel's new Overthrow series, a science fiction thriller set on Salt Spring Island in British Columbia, Canada. The book follows three main characters, Anaya, Petra, and Seth, who are teenagers dealing with typical teenage issues such as body insecurity and social anxiety, as well as unique challenges like having to chop firewood and dodge patchouli-scented body odor bombs. The story begins with a gradual but quick takeover by terrifying plant life, and the imagery of how the plants grow and move is highly effective. The book is a breakneck thriller and a real page-turner, with intense moments such as a rescue on a school sports field. Bloom is a must-read for science fiction fans, especially those who enjoy horror elements.