Despite stereotypical characters exciting and entertaining

After the first few pages has cast a spell over me, "The Maze Runner". It all starts with the arrival of Thomas, who has no memories of his past life. This is what happens to all the other guys who live in the Glade. The place on which they have built a life surrounded by a labyrinth from which there seems no way out - yet they are trying to find a daily basis.
As a reader, you always know just as much as Thomas himself and so much is not. For a long time it is in the dark and do absolutely not about this place or the life there. This can be long-winded for one or the other. For me it has aroused the curiosity and I wanted to find out what it's all up. When stacking anomalous events and Thomas finally goes into the labyrinth, the voltage increases rassant. From this point the book has captivated me. It was incredibly exciting to follow the rest of the story.

Enjoyed especially the vernacular of Gladers. At the beginning you still do not know anything to do with it but little by little you get to know the meaning of the terms. In general, I liked the writing style of the author. The sarcasm made me also often laugh.
The characters are a bit stereotypical, that has me but not them she held close to my heart. Only the relationship of Thomas and Theresa was not quite logical for me. I understand that they have a particular bond with each other but what exactly should there be expressed now? I just hope that their relationship will be a bit deeper illuminated in the next part without being particularly cheesy.

CONCLUSION
"The Maze Runner" is due to the tension and interesting story to read very quickly. The characters are likeable and the end is satisfactory and definitely makes feel like the second volume.