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Cover of Skyward Flight: The Collection: Sunreach, ReDawn, Evershore (The Skyward Series)

Skyward Flight: The Collection: Sunreach, ReDawn, Evershore (The Skyward Series)

Brandon Sanderson (2023-03-14)

Subgenre
Age groupYA 12-17
Content ratingPG-13
Pages641 (Doorstopper (600+))
Setting
CSM age13

Content levels

ViolenceModerate
Sexual contentNone
LanguageMild

Trigger warnings

WarViolenceDeath

Synopsis

Return to the planet Detritus with FM, Alanik, and Jorgen in this must-have three-novella collection featuring exclusive character art and deleted scenes from Skyward with commentary from Brandon Sanderson. Journey with Skyward Flight to Detritus—humanity’s final refuge from the hostile Galactic Superiority government. In Skyward, Spensa Nightshade became a starfighter pilot in the Defiant Defense Force’s Skyward Flight to battle Superiority forces. In Starsight she impersonated the alien Alanik to infiltrate a Superiority space station and steal their hyperdrives. And in Cytonic she traveled the strange dimension of the Nowhere to discover the secrets of the planet-destroying Delvers and unlock her own Cytonic powers. As she is stuck in the Nowhere, Spensa’s companions FM and Jorgen in Skyward Flight are left on Detritus with a new mandate: figure out how to use the hyperdrives so that humanity can escape the planet and find allies among other species oppressed by the Superiority. First comes a distress call from Minister Cuna and other diones on the abandoned outpost of Sunreach. Alanik’s people on the planet ReDawn and the Kitsen from the planet Evershore also need Skyward Flight’s aid in their desperate battles. The tales of FM, Alanik, and Jorgen combine to expand the universe of the New York Times bestselling Skyward series to new action-packed heights. Once you’ve claimed the stars, can you keep them free?

Tags

Space AdventureMilitary ActionPolitical SFTeam Dynamics

Is Skyward Flight: The Collection: Sunreach, ReDawn, Evershore (The Skyward Series) appropriate for my child?

Suitable for most readers 13 and up.

Fast-paced military science fiction featuring space battles and starfighter combat with moderate violence but no graphic content. Strong themes of teamwork, resistance against oppression, and diverse alien cultures.

What to know going in

This book has moderate violence, no sexual content, and mild language. Content notes include death, war, and violence.

Who'll love this

Teens will love the high-stakes space battles, multiple viewpoints following different pilots, and the action-packed missions to save humanity and alien allies.