The Zodiac Legacy: Convergence Hardcover – January 27, 2015

As Stan Lee himself said, this is a book for anyone who loves a great adventure. Friendship and teamwork are the crucial part of the book as well as believing in yourself. it doesn't matter if you are 5 or 92, this book has something for everyone. I highly recommend anyone to give this book a chance.What is your zodiac sign? Would you be a rooster like Roxanne? A rabbit like Kim? A ram like Liam? A pig like Duane? Perhaps a dragon like Jasmine (or Maxwell)? Or maybe even a tiger like the hero, Steven Lee? Want to find out for yourself? Then this is the book for you. it's time to embark on an epic quest to save the world. I can't wait for the next book in the series.

I personally have not read this book. I bought it for my son. He is the worlds biggest complainer when it comes to reading. Not with this book!! He is 11 years old and read this book when he was 10. We are chomping at the bit for the second one to come out in January 2016. My son, who hates to read, finished this 440+ page book in one week. And I didn't have to ask him to read once. He did it all on his own.He told me some about the book as he was reading it. Basically there are these people with different zodiac signs that have certain powers. There are good guys and bad guys. The main character is coming into his own when it comes to what he and his powers are capable of and who he is up against. There are a few comic like pictures in the book.If you've seen the show Hero's, that is what this book reminds me of.

This is a great book. I had trouble putting it down. It was never boring, easy to read, and understand. Which makes it great for all ages. I recommend it to everyone.

A good one for the kids. Lots of actions, characters and different places and an ending that left more to come.

A great read. Light & funny but at the same time intense and over all captivating. I highly recommend this for any comic fan.

This is one of the best books I have ever read, and that is saying a lot. Being a bookworm, and everything. This is a great book, I think any age level would enjoy. I can't wait for the next book of the series.

I wanted to like this book. Why wouldn't I like this book? Stan Lee, king of comics and super heroes, lending his name to a new series of YA novels and published by Disney. Good track records all around.Of course I knew Lee's name didn't indicate that he actually wrote the book, just as I know James Paterson is a brand at this point, but I figured I'd give it a try and I liked the setup in the sample I downloaded.Unfortunately, this book has the one fatal flaw I have with any book: the dialog and characterization is just over the top. It doesn't make sense and illogic proceeds logic all the time. Sure, it's the first book in the series, but it's littered with characters that - for the most part - all seem the same. They have unique attributes, but those attributes aren't translated into unique personalities to be explored.I'll be the first to admit that dialog may be the hardest part of writing. Capturing a voice - tone, inflection, etc - is a challenge and it can make or break a novel. If the characters do not sound real, then it's hard to accept them as plausible.With that said, I'm also hardly the target audience and I think there's enough action and fun in this book to keep young readers entertained, but I also know there are plenty of other books and series out there that will do the same without sacrificing the quality of writing.

I very much enjoyed this book. It has a fast pace with lots of action. I like the references to the past and what we still need to discover - like a good mystery too. Looking forward to book 2.