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James Patterson
Maximum Ride
Maximum Ride
9 books
Complete series
About this series
James Patterson's young-adult series follows Maximum Ride and five other children who are ninety-eight percent human and two percent bird, raised in a laboratory called the School and now living on the run. Beginning with The Angel Experiment, the nine-book sequence follows the flock as they search for their origins, evade the people hunting them, and work out what they were made for. Told in Max's own voice, fast-paced and built for readers who want short chapters and constant motion. The illustrated adaptation, Maximum Ride: The Manga, is a separate nine-volume run drawn by NaRae Lee.
Books
The Angel Experiment
Manga
Maximum Ride #1
School's Out Forever
Maximum Ride #2
Saving the World and Other Extreme Sports
Maximum Ride #3
The Final Warning
Maximum Ride #4
Max
Maximum Ride #5
Fang
Maximum Ride #6
Angel
Maximum Ride #7
Nevermore
Maximum Ride #8
Maximum Ride Forever
Maximum Ride #9
Maximum Ride The Manga
Manga
Maximum Ride
Maximum Ride Vol. 8
Manga
Maximum Ride
Maximum Ride, The Manga 3
Manga
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Maximum Ride The Manga Vol. 10
Manga
Maximum Ride
Maximum Ride
Manga
Maximum Ride
Maximum Ride Manga, Volume 4
Manga
Maximum Ride
Maximum Ride: The Manga, Vol. 5
Manga
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Frequently asked questions
Is Maximum Ride: The Manga a complete adaptation of the original book series?
The manga series adapts the original Maximum Ride novels by James Patterson, but it does not cover the entirety of the original book series. It concludes before the final books of the novel series were released.
Who illustrated the Maximum Ride manga series?
The artwork for the Maximum Ride manga series was created by NaRae Lee, bringing a distinct visual style to James Patterson's story.
Should I read the original Maximum Ride novels before the manga?
While the manga retells the story, reading the original novels first can provide a more in-depth understanding of the characters and world, as the manga streamlines some plot points.