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Maximum Ride: The Angel Experiment
Frequently Asked Questions
Maximum Ride is a new book from International best selling author James Patteson. The characters and events in this book, hopefully the first in a series, were inspired by two of his previous titles "The Lake House" and "When The Wind Blows". This
list of Frequently Asked Questions about Maximum Ride: The Angel Expirement was compiled by readers to help newcomers to our Message Board get some info and join in the discussion
Question: I thought that Maximum Ride: The Angel Experiment was supposed to be the follow up or sequel to Where the Wind Blows and The Lake House? What's up with that?
Answer: Nope, if you read the front cover of Maximum Ride: The Angel Experiment James Patterson says that the book was inspired by those books. So it's not the sequel, and should not be taken into account when reading the other two books.
Keep in mind, Maximum Ride is a completely different story.
Question: What are the other books that people keep talking about? WtWB and tLH?
Answer: They are: Where the Wind Blows and it's sequel The Lake House and they deal with a similar plot line as Maximum Ride, it has a character in it named Max who is similar to the Max is MaxRide, but it ISN'T THE SAME CHARACTER. Everything
that happen to the Max in Where the Wind Blows and The Lake House haven't happened to the Max in MaxRide
Question: Will there be a sequel for Maximum Ride: The Angel Experiment?
Answer: Yes!!
Question: When will it be out?
Answer: The tentative date is Spring of 2006
Question: What does the chip in Max's arm do?
Answer: We're not sure yet, hopefully Mr. Patterson will reveal that in the next book.
Question: Is the school good or bad?
Answer: Don't know yet, we have to wait for the next book!
Question: Who is Max's mom and dad?
Answer: Don't know yet.
Question: If Ari is supposed to be Max's brother, and Ari is Jeb's son, does that mean that Jeb is Max's father?
Answer: That would make sense, but with James Patterson, one can never be sure.
Question: What is 'Fang's Blog' and where can I find it?
Answer: Fang's blog is where Fang and some of the other flock members (like Max and Nudge) keep us updated on what they're up to these days. It has info about their adventures in NYC and will start to bridge the stories between the first book
and the second book. You can read the blog at: http://maximumride.blogspot.com
Question: I hear that The Institute and The School have web sites that we can visit and even try to 'hack' in to?
Answer: Me, too, but we've not discovered them yet!
Question: Does Max or Fang have an AIM Screen Name?
Answer: Yeah, but WebAngel has not divulged that info!
Question: Who is WebAngel?
Answer: The official moderator of the board
Question: Is WebAngel James Patterson?
Answer: Nope.
Question: Does James Patterson read the board?
Answer: ...
Question: What happened to the other mutants that the flock released from the Institute, and will we see them again?
Answer: We currently don't know where they are or what's happened to them, but I wouldn't be too suprised if we saw them again.
Question: How do I write to or get a hold of James Patterson?
Answer: You can do that here, but please read the disclamers before writing to him (he won't take book ideas or anything)
Question: Does James Patterson write any other series?
Answer: Yes! So far he has the Alex Cross series and The Women's Murder Club, as well as a few stand alone books such as The Beach House, The Jester, and The Honeymoon. You can find a complete listing here.
Question: What happened to Max's babies and the rest of the kids from Where the Wind Blows and The Lake House?
Answer: Once again, Maximum Ride has nothing to do with those other books, the characters were just inspired by them. So we don't know what happens to them. Like I said before, Maximum Ride is a completely different story.
Question: Is there going to be a Maximum Ride movie?
Answer: We're still not sure. I read an artical that said: "There are movie scripts for Maximum Ride, and a new series of books that he'd rather not discuss." You can read that article here
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