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Title	:	The Search for Sam (Lorien Legacies: The Lost Files #4)
Author	:	Pittacus Lore
Book Format	:	ebook
Book Edition	:	Anniversary Edition
Pages	:	Pages: 144 pages
Published	:	December 26th 2012 by HarperTeen
Categories	:	Science Fiction. Young Adult. Aliens. Fantasy. Novella. Fiction. Teen

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When a rogue Mogadorian meets up with a mysterious amnesiac in Santa Monica, he knows that there's more to this guy than meets the eye. In fact, he might just hold the key to everything.

In I Am Number Four: The Lost Files #4, discover what has happened to one of the people with information crucial to the Garde coming together to fight to save Lorien—and Earth.

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Besides, I dont want to run from my own people anymore. I want to kill them Adam is such a beautiful character. I just love him so much. He's so kickass when he develops One's legacy but yet he is caring for her. I was almost crying when she left him forever. It's just not fair and she needs to be brought back in the next book just so he can be with her. I loved his character development throughout his journey. At first he was loyal to his people, then he grew to question them, then to knowing

Attention Lorien Legacy readers. This book is a must read for you. Why? Because it explains some of the side stories that was never mentioned in the first 3 main books. Who would ever thought Malcolm was lingering to Paradise all those times after Henry discovered the laboratory of Malcolm? So good isn't it? And who have thought Malcolm appeared in Sam's doorstep just week after he left with Six and Four. *Giggle* Anyway, This book is the best of all the mini series released! I started to admire



This and the 3rd book in The Lost Files series has been refreshing and entertaining. For the most part we've only learnt about the motivations of the Loric and their allies and have never been exposed to the Mogadorian cause (because face it, the Loric pretty much encounter the pawn Mogs most of the time, except the few times Setrakus Ra shows up). These 2 books provides just that. While The Fallen Legacies mostly does an introduction to the Mogadorian cause, this book does a good job at

I recently finished this fantastic story. Who knew that a reader can grow so attached to a Mogadorian? The book was written very well and I loved the character development in this short story. One of my favorite things about reading this story was the relationship between One/Adamus. There was a particular scene in the story where it just makes a person want to cry because of the events that unfolds. The appearance of Malcom Goode was a surprise and even more when Sam made a reappearance. There

Sigh... so now Sam has been reduced to a character whose fate will only be revealed in these stupid e-books. Seriously. Would it have killed Pittacus Lore to have actually had some freaking plot resolution in Rise of Nine? Or does he not have the necessary Legacy for that? Honestly...

I am so glad they brought Adamus back!!! If you haven't already read The Fallen Legacies, then SPOILERS AHEAD!! (view spoiler)[He was that Mog kid that spent 3 years inside One's thoughts & became really interested in helping the Garde & less interested in helping the Mog Cause. He had a lot to go through since his run-in with Ivanick when he got thrown off a cliff in The Fallen Legacies (hide spoiler)]. But it was really good to see him again. And, now, with help from his invisible