Chaos Walking Trilogy 3 Books Collection Set by Patrick Ness - Young Adult - Paperback

Titles in This Set. The Knife of Never Letting Go. The Ask and the Answer. Monsters of Men. Details. Condition: New. Format: Paperback. ISBN: 9781406393323. Publisher: Walker Books. Age Range: 14+. Overview. The Chaos Walking Trilogy 3 Book Collection Set brings together Patrick Ness's multi-award-winning dystopian saga in one striking paperback boxed set. Set in a world where every thought is broadcast aloud as ceaseless "Noise", the trilogy follows Todd Hewitt from the claustrophobic town of Prentisstown into a war-torn colony world. Told with breathless urgency and moral complexity, this is essential reading for teens and adults who love gripping, thought-provoking science fiction with real emotional weight.. About the Books. The Knife of Never Letting Go introduces Todd, the last boy in Prentisstown, a settlement where women were wiped out and every man's thoughts spill into the air as Noise. When Todd discovers an impossible pocket of silence, he is forced to flee everything he has ever known, uncovering a web of lies about his town's dark past. The Ask and the Answer continues the story as Todd and his companion Viola arrive at Haven, only to find it under the control of a chilling new authority, forcing them to choose sides in a brutal struggle for power. Monsters of Men brings the trilogy to its explosive conclusion as war erupts between humans and the native Spackle, and Todd and Viola must decide whether peace is still possible. Across all three novels, Patrick Ness interrogates themes of gender, colonialism, propaganda, and leadership, wrapped inside a fast-moving, cinematic narrative. The Chaos Walking books have been adapted into a major motion picture starring Tom Holland and Daisy Ridley, and this boxed set offers the complete reading experience that inspired it, in durable paperback editions built for repeat reading and sharing.. Complete trilogy in one convenient paperback boxed set. Multi-award-winning author with two Carnegie Medals to his name. R