I don't know guys... I just- I don' know, really. It was okay. Fun even. But that's about it. 
 Am I the only one that gets bothered sooo much when a whole cast of characters gets ripped out of a closed, familiar setting that the reader has gotten to like and find interesting and find themselves in an open setting that is in no way similar to the first one and often described very vaguely and you just can't familiarize yourself with it. That's what happened here. 
 You get so many new characters, locations and information that it just feels like a completely different book without rhyme or reason. I got taken away by the flow of information - don't get me wrong, it wasn't hard to follow, just hard to digest and memorize every tiny detail. But maybe that's just me, maybe others like the change. I didn't. 
 James Dashner introduces us to a ton of new people and almost none of them clarify anything in the story, they are just there to confuse the reader even more - or so it seemed. It just felt like a whole different story. 
 Buuut I still enjoyed it, kind of anyway. But it isn't comparable to the first one. And I just left a super grumpy review. I've been working double shifts and had no sleep at all. Sooorryy. 
 Thanks for reading.