Max Ride's Final Warning

Oooh. James Patterson has done it again.
The fourth book in the Maximum Ride series, called the Final Warning, was released March 17th. [I, lucky me, got it on March 14th.]
Shorter than the rest of the novels, but wonderful nonetheless.
I'm simply hoping there will be a fifth, because the whole Fax thing is yet to be resolved, and if there isn't another one then it's going to bug me forever.
And we can't have that.

Quotes from Max's nice little speech to the U.S. Government on Global Warming:

"Every minute of every day, cars belch exhaust. Factories spew toxins into the air, land, and water. We've cleared millions of square miles of forests, rain forests, and plains, which means tons of topsoil is just washing away. Which means loss of animals and plants, and increased fires, floods, and coastal disintegration. Just by stuff people have made, created, we're raising the overall temperature of the entire atmosphere! What do you plan to do when it's destroyed? Can we all hold our breath until we get a new one?"


Fast forward a page. Same speech.


"Right now America looks like a fatheaded, short sighted, gas-guzzling, arrogant blowhard to the rest of the world. And Sweden looks all clean and tidy and progressive. I mean, where's our sense of pride?"


Ooh.
Right on Max/James Patterson, right on.