I purchased this book last year, during my dystopian love affair, but somehow I never got around to reading it. I finally decided to pick it up this month, partially because the cover caught my eye when I was looking for something to read! Unfortunately, the story inside the book just doesn't live u...
Book Infoebook, 251 pagesPublished October 2nd 2012 by Greenwillow Booksoriginal title BreatheISBN 0062118714 (ISBN13: 9780062118714)edition language Englishseries Breathe #1characters Bea Whitcraft, Alina Moon, Silas Moon, Quinn Caffreyliterary awards Carnegie Medal in Literature Nominee (2014)othe...
When oxygen levels plunge in a treeless world, a state lottery decides which lucky few will live inside the Pod. Everyone else will slowly suffocate. Years after the Switch, life inside the Pod has moved on. A poor Auxiliary class cannot afford the oxygen tax which supplies extra air for running, da...
I really liked the concept of this book, but found most of the characters instantly forgettable. The two main characters, Quinn and Bea were more interesting, but the book as a whole was disappointing. I kept waiting for something exciting to happen, and it didn't. I shall probably read the second b...
Most of human kind died during the Switch, when the level of oxygen in the air dropped to nearly nothing. The small percentage of survivors now live in an enclosed dome where manufactured air is pumped into the environment by Breathe. The catch is that you have to pay for any extra air you use. Q...
When I first started reading Breathe I was worried that I might not like it. It has some mixed reviews between other bloggers that I follow, and It sounded a bit like something I had heard before. I was so happy when I few chapters in I was hooked and didn't want to stop reading till I was finished!...
Very interesting premise. The multi-POV threw me for a bit, but overall, I really enjoyed getting the story from the three characters. Especially when they were three characters who were all completely different in every way. I am quite eager to start the next book.
Breathe was pretty much everything I expected, and everything I hoped, it would be. I thought the concept was great, and well executed. I thought the world building was just the right level, as well as clear and concise and easy to grasp (for the most part—but I’ll expand on that below). And I enjoy...
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