Date Published: October 1, 2016 Format: Kindle Source: Library Date Read: November 13-14, 2019 Trigger Warning: disordered eating (LOTS!) Review This was a fun ride through the last days of a normal life, and then into the apocalyptic event and the immediate aftermath (up to about nine months af...
Life as We Knew It is the first book in another dystopian/post-apocalyptic series about how a girl named Miranda and her family survive after a meteor knocks the moon closer to the earth which in turn throws all the seasons and weather out of whack. Their day to day struggle to survive is told throu...
MY TBR LIST | WHAT IS IT?My TBR List is a meme brought to us by Because Reading is better than real life! It's a chance for you to vote on what I read next and for me to finally read books that are sitting on my TBR pile collecting dust. This month's theme books on my TBR list that fit my reading ch...
This novel gives account to the worldwide catastrophe that begins after a meteor hits the moon. Miranda and her family in rural Pennsylvania are struggling, as everyone is, for survival. Written in the form of Miranda's diary, the book details the family's struggles with staying warm, fed, and alive...
I'm torn as to giving this book a rating of 3 stars or 4 stars so I'll settle for 3.5 to be fair. I haven't read any apocalyptic books until now and it truly was an eye-opening experience.So what would you do being a teen leading a normal life, when suddenly an unexpected twist appears and gets all ...
I don’t think I had high expectations for this book but I was affronted on so many levels at the end of the book and especially after reading a few chapters of the third book in the series. First of all what would happen if a large asteroid did strike the moon? Could it knock it clear out of its orb...
I loved this story, it was a beautiful exploration of human frailty told in the eyes of a sixteen year old girl. Pfeffer did an excellent job maintaining the voice of a sixteen year old in a realistic fashion but still managed to keep the story and the plot interesting. Miranda's character shows a g...
I am having trouble thinking what to say about this one. When I take a step back from it all, and really look at it, this book doesn't really have a plot. And besides maybe one or two plot points, there really aren't any pivotal events or action. Everything seemed to bounce back and forth: I love...
YA apocalyptic tale from the viewpoint of a teenage girl. I shouldn't have expected as much as I did when I started reading this book.This is no science-fiction, that's for sure. It's just a journal of Miranda, kind of simplistic and repetitive. Towards the end it started to get better, but the endi...
3 1/2 stars. I really enjoyed this book - it was a page-turning story, but it didn't amaze me or anything. I'm finding that I really like apocalyptic books (though I'm not sure I'm necessarily categorizing that correctly). I liked the diary entry format of the story, but found that Miranda (the MC) ...
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