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Original Title:	Goliath
ISBN:	1416971777 (ISBN13: 9781416971771)
Edition Language:	English
Series:	Leviathan #3
Literary Awards:	Locus Award Nominee for Best Young Adult Novel (2012), Goodreads Choice Award Nominee for Young Adult Fantasy & Science Fiction (2011)

Goliath (Leviathan #3)

Scott Westerfeld

Hardcover | Pages: 543 pages

Rating: 4.25 | 28920 Users | 2538 Reviews

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Title	:	Goliath (Leviathan #3)
Author	:	Scott Westerfeld
Book Format	:	Hardcover
Book Edition	:	Simon Pulse
Pages	:	Pages: 543 pages
Published	:	September 20th 2011 by Simon Schuster (first published January 24th 2011)
Categories	:	Science Fiction. Steampunk. Young Adult. Fantasy. Historical. Historical Fiction

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Alek and Deryn are abroad the Leviathan when the ship is ordered to pick up an unusual passenger. This brilliant/maniacal inventor claims to have a weapon called Goliath that can end the war. But whose side is he really on? While on their top-secret mission, Alek finally discovers Deryn's deeply kept secret. Two, actually. Not only is Deryn a girl disguised as a guy...she has feelings for Alek. The crown, true love with a commoner, and the destruction of a great city all hang on Alek's next--and final--move. The thunderous conclusion to Scott Westerfeld's Leviathan series, which was called "sure to become a classic" (SLJ).

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To everyone who loves a long-secret romance, revealed at last.Oh, what a beautiful dedication. Just reading it made me more hopeful about the conclusion of the romantic plot, even before reading the first chapter. This was a great book. I'm unsure how to compare it to its predecessors, but rest assured that it's just as good, if not better. According to me.So, it has come as a bit of a surprise to me that I've enjoyed the Leviathan trilogy so much. At first glance it doesn't seem like my kind of

http://www.rantingdragon.com/review-o...Goliath is the concluding volume in Scott Westerfelds Leviathan trilogy, a young adult series that follows an alternate World War I with steampunk elements.In Goliath, Alek and Deryn have left the Ottoman Empire aboard the Leviathan in order to pick up a mysterious new passenger deep in the heart of Siberia. At the behest of this passenger, they proceed to travel across the world on a journey to New York, where the possibility of a deadly new weapon called

Goliath is the final book in Westerfelds steampunk Leviathan trilogy. The entire trilogy was a fun, mostly light adventure story with likeable characters and a good dose of humor. This series worked very well for me as reading material while traveling for a business conference. I was very tired for most of the week due to a not-ideal travel schedule combined with a time zone change, and this was entertaining without being too demanding.I was pretty satisfied with how the story was wrapped up. I

A satisfying conclusion to the fantasy steampunk trilogy which features two teenagers taking a role in trying to head off World War 1 between the machine-loving Clankers and bioengineering Darwinists (aka the Germans and Brits and their allies). Deryn, who poses as a boy (Dylan) to serve as a midshipman, carries out numerous feats of derring do as the British biological airship Leviathan wends its way around the world from Istanbul. Alek, the son of the assassinated Serbian archduke, draws her

"I sure did like the first cover of Leviathan without the kids' faces on it more than these other ones."I do still agree that this cover doesn't hold a candle to the first book (before they put on the face) But this book in almost every other way is just as good, better in a few respects. Actually, it's been quite some time since I nearly cried at the end of a book simply because it was over. I was very excited to read this but I didn't realize until halfway through (as the book seemed to simply

First and foremost I must say that Ed is awesome as he went to the NYC book expo, and then got up at 5:45am in order to make sure that I not only got an Advanced Readers copy but a personalized signed one. Ed, YOU ROCK! Now onto the book. I quite enjoyed Goliath. I floundered a bit in the beginning because it's been a while since I read the first book and since I wasn't expecting to get this one, I wasn't prepared. (It also doesn't help that the first 2 books are at my boyfriend's and I didn't

Scott Westerfeld is a genius. Even if you can't find it in yourself to enjoy the complex, rollercoaster ride of a plot, you should still consider the depth of his research, the witty originality of his characters, and the VERY high quality of the fangirl moments he provides in this conclusion to the Leviathan trilogy. I LOVED this book. Illustrations by Keith Thompson make it all the more steampunk-fantastic. Recommended to everyone aged 10-247.