The 100: Books vs. Series
The 100 is Jason Rothenberg's 2014 series, adapted from books by Kass Morgan. It stars Eliza Taylor, Paige Turco, Bob Morley and Marie Avgeropoulos and ran for 7 seasons and 100 episodes on The CW.
The books, in order
Details
- Author
- Kass Morgan
- Year
- 2013
- Pages
- 336
- Audiobook length
- 7 hr 17 min
- Narrator
- Justin Torres, Phoebe Strole
- Series
- The 100, book 1
Generations after nuclear devastation makes Earth uninhabitable, a space colony sends one hundred young prisoners down to test whether people can return. Clarke, Wells and Bellamy arrive carrying secrets that complicate the group's struggle for shelter and authority. Meanwhile, Glass escapes the mission and remains aboard the colony, where safety is becoming less certain than its leaders admit.
Details
- Author
- Kass Morgan
- Year
- 2014
- Pages
- 320
- Audiobook length
- 6 hr 27 min
- Narrator
- Justin Torres, Phoebe Strole
- Series
- The 100, book 2
The Hundred can no longer assume that Earth belongs to them alone. Twenty-one days after their arrival, an unknown enemy threatens their camp as Clarke searches Mount Weather for other colonists and Bellamy looks for his sister. Wells tries to hold the survivors together, while Glass faces a choice between love and survival aboard the Colony.
Details
- Author
- Kass Morgan
- Year
- 2015
- Pages
- 352
- Audiobook length
- 7 hr 21 min
- Narrator
- Justin Torres
- Series
- The 100, book 3
With oxygen running out in orbit, colonists descend to Earth and disrupt the settlement the Hundred have built. Clarke joins the effort to save the crash survivors, but the newcomers also bring the Vice Chancellor and his armed guards. Their arrival puts Wells's leadership and the group's new freedom at risk, while Bellamy must decide whether to answer for his past or run.
Details
- Author
- Kass Morgan
- Year
- 2016
- Pages
- 304
- Audiobook length
- 6 hr
- Narrator
- Phoebe Strole, Justin Torres
- Series
- The 100, book 4
The Hundred have become leaders in their settlement on Earth, but a cult intent on eliminating outsiders threatens the community. When friends are taken captive, Clarke and Bellamy begin a rescue effort divided over whether the cult can be reasoned with. In captivity, Glass finds herself drawn to its beliefs, while Wells struggles to help the prisoners survive.
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