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I honestly think I spent too much time on this book for me to really give a well-thought-out and accurate rating. Normally 558 pages would have took me 2 days or even 1, but since I was so busy with other things it took me an entire week. Or two. I've heard a lot of good things about this book and w...
I was attracted to the book because I liked the premise. I'm always fascinated with the idea of people just disappearing (kind of like the Left Behind series). It's always interesting to see how different authors take on the idea.I really liked the fact that many of the actions of kids seemed normal...
Wow! Just wow! I did not know what to expect when I started Gone but I definitely got more than I bargained for. This book was like a roller coaster with it's ups and downs (more downs) and I am dying to find out what happens in the next book.It's hard to categorize this book. It isn't dystopia...
Economical, pacy, imaginative, tense. Not a word out of place.
Michael Grant's envision of a world without adults, without phones, televisions and Internet is simply eerie. Gone has the feel of Lord of the Flies combined with Lost. Kids are forced to grow up quickly, create rules to avoid spiraling into anarchy, and find ways to survive. The struggle to create ...
Vlog Review!! http://www.readingteen.net/2010/06/vlog-review-gone-series-by-michael.html~Kit and Abigaile
Imagine a world where suddenly everyone over the age of 15 disappears. This is the world of Gone. This book is reminiscent of some of Stephen King's works, and a little bit like Lord of the Flies (although the children seem quite well supplied with food, gas, and electrical power).I enjoyed this boo...
This book took me forever to read... =So, a friend of mine told me this was really really good and he really liked it, and, usually, i totally trust his judgment. But 3 weeks into this book and still unfinished? Well.... i was having doubts... So, i usually adore post-apocalypse/apocalyptic books, s...
As a fan of apocalyptic science fiction, I was very excited to read GONE by Michael Grant. In the blink of an eye, everyone over the age of fourteen disappears. POOF! Teachers in the middle of a lesson, mothers preparing their babies’ bottles, people driving down the road - all just GONE! Panic b...
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