This is a book about an average about to turn 16 year old girl with the usual worries, boys, getting her license, and school. She thinks that the meteor that is to hit the moon, until it moves the moon and changes the world. I have to say this book gave me the creeps, because she showed just how ...
The world begins to end and an ordinary family tries to deal. I liked the details of how they get along as everything they depend on rapidly crumbles. The main character is relatable and well-developed. She reminded me a bit of a modern Laura Ingalls, in her flaws, her day-to-day work, and her ov...
by Susan Beth PfefferOpening line--"Lisa is pregnant."Okay. Wow. This book freaked me out. If I ever hear of anything about to crash into the moon, I'll start hoarding food immediately. Miranda is just a normal 16 year old, bored with school, worrying that she's losing her two friends. Then an ...
I'm going to go out on a limb and speculate that the author was reflecting on the events of 9/11 and Hurricane Katrina when she wrote this. The only textual reference to support this theory is to a US president from Texas who is an idiot.Anyway, a great read. Part of the fun while reading was stop...
I thought I'd love this book like everyone else. I didn't LOVE it, but I thought it was a good introduction to the books that will follow.The beginning of the book had me very much hooked and I'll admit I had a hard time looking at the moon while reading it .I think it may have been because the book...
A pesar de tratar sobre una catástrofe de nivel mundial todos los hechos son muy poco creíbles, hay demasiadas repeticiones y la forma de narrar a modo de diario llega a resultar muy cansina. Para lo que podría haber sido, se ha quedado muy corto.
I have always had a fascination with survival after an apocalyptic event. This book tells the story from the perspective a young girl, Miranda. Through the journal entries she writes prior to the event and afterward, she chronicles the day-to-day events that mark the decline of her "ordinary" life a...
I listened to this one as an audiobook with my fella, who does not read and is somewhat contemptuous of books. We both enjoyed it, quite a bit, and we were both eager to listen to more, to finish it out. But at the end, he pointed out that, really...nothing happened. Which is pretty interested, f...
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