Miles Morales Suspended

A Spider-Man Novel

De: Jason Reynolds

Narrado por: Guy Lockard, Nile Bullock

From #1 New York Times bestselling author Jason Reynolds comes the “action-packed…banter-filled” (School Library Journal, starred review) sequel to his groundbreaking young adult novel Miles Morales: Spider-Man about the adventures of the unassuming, everyday kid who just so happens to be Spider-Man.

Miles Morales is just your average teenager. He has unexpectedly become totally obsessed with poetry and can never seem to do much more than babble around his crush. Nothing too weird. Oh! Except, just yesterday, he used his Spidey superpowers to save the world (no biggie) from an evil mastermind called The Warden. And the grand prize Miles gets for that is…

Suspension.

But what begins as a long boring day of in-school suspension is interrupted by a little bzzz in his mind. His Spidey Sense is telling him there’s something not quite right here, and soon he finds himself in a fierce battle with an insidious…termite?! His unexpected foe is hiding a secret, one that could lead to the destruction of the world’s history—especially Black and Brown history—and only Miles can stop him. Yeah, just a typical day in the life of your friendly neighborhood Spider-Man.

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Amazing!!!

Miles morales is one of my favorite hero’s I started reading his comics about 7 years ago but I really started loving him after his 2 movies into and across the spider verse! But the poetry and perspectives are just beautifully written this book is just pure genius, and amazing

Unique Storytelling!

Loved the way this story was formatted. The narrators were super poised. This was a super cute story.

I really enjoyed this story I can really relate to Miles on so many levels

I liked the performance as well great readers and I’ll be looking forward to the next story

Racism is the true villain which this Miles Morales doesn’t win over

I now see that anybody can write a story on Miles Morales.
This is not the Miles Morales from Marvel. His dad is a known police officer about to be captain. They know Miles is royalty. So, no this is from the author’s own universe. Spider-Man is too busy for petty teachers and corny students with a lame storyline.
I did not get the boricua characteristics of a Latin background from this Miles. The movie is way so much better than this mediocre story. I had to skip to the end.
Spider-Man would never fall from a chair. He would catch himself mid air and fix the chair in a blink of an eye.
Superheroes move in a quicker time lapse than regular people.
It was a very boring read.
I applaud the author for introducing the race issue so prevalent in our times towards non-whites.
I like that the face of Miles has a large nose. (All the other books on Miles have a white young man that has black skin and a thin nose.) This Miles is black and the narrator does a wonderful job.
Spider-Man is the most amazing in Across The Spider-verse, this character by Jason Reynolds is not part of this.
Jason Reynolds is a magnificent writer who exposes racism. Spider-Man has yet to fight the Racism villain but not in this book.

Great story and narration!

Our seven-year old and ten-year old thoroughly enjoyed listening to the book with us! We read the whole book in four days!

Random beeping in the middle of the story.

Randomly the story stops in two different spots near the end; and what seems like Morse code starts for about 20 seconds. Then the story starts again.

Enjoyed it overall

The repetitiveness of certain parts got super irritating to the point that I didn't want to finish the audio book. But because it was a Miles Morales story made me curious enough to continue listening.

Too much back and forth

The first book was amazing. This one took a step back. The back and forth between narrators sometimes was confusing. And there was parts where the same word was just repeated on and on and on.

Fully immersed

Jason Reynolds is my personal favorite author alive so my opinion is bias, but this piece of work is like many of his others. The dialogue is extremely authentic and genuine, which keeps the reader completely engaged and lost in the world he constructs that may be fantasy, but feels very much like reality.

Awkward back and forth

The story is hard to follow because of the back-and-forth between first and third person. The poetic structure also adds into the confusion and kills the flow of this novel.