This book was pretty good. It is the second book in the Life as We Knew It trilogy. It wasn't as good as the first one. It isn't about Miranda and her family. It is about another family during the time that the moon is hit by the asteroid. This is the story of 17 year old Alex Morales living in...
Companion Novel to Life As We Knew It by Susan Pfeffer. Release date: June 1, 2008 As is the problem in Life As We Knew It, the moon has been hit by a meteor and is knocked off of its axis. The moon is now closer to the Earth which sets off a chain reaction of natural disasters throughout the worl...
I liked this book mariginally less than the first, but maybe it's because I already knew what climactic challenges would be popping up, and so there was a little bit less suspense? Either way, this was still pretty great: The same asteroid-moon collision as Life As We Knew It, only this time from ...
I wavered between 2 and 3 stars. But I am a sucka so 3 stars it is.In case you fail to get the wrong idea from reading this review, I have enjoyed reading this series and thinking about the series. Flannery stated it perfectly here, and here, these books are like crack! Or super greasy but yummy f...
I hadn't actually intended to read this - at least not so soon after the first one - but I discovered I couldn't stop thinking about the series, so I figured I might as well.Despite taking place more or less over the same period of time as Life As We Know It, The Dead and the Gone is very different ...
After I finsihed the first book I was anxious to see how Miranda and her family were doing, and how the world was coping, but instead I was given this. I don't understand why the second book in a "trilogy" has NO story progression at all. This entire book could have been added to the first as a dif...
I didn't enjoy this one as much as Life As We Knew It, but it was still difficult to put it down. And Alex's personal growth and development throughout the book was good to see - I think part of why I didn't like it as much is that it took me a while to warm to Alex.I do like the whole concept of th...
THE DEAD AND THE GONEPfeffer takes us from the rural country of Pennsylvania to the urban sprawl of New York City in her second in the Survivor's series. Now in a different perspective of a boy named Alex and the tragedy he faces, Pfeffer sends us through more intensity than the last novel. I became...
This a good book that starts about the same time as Susan Beth Pfeffer other book Life As We Knew It, but from a different view point. Instead of North Eastern PA we are in NYC. We get to see how different it would be, different challenges and advantages.Now I do have warn you like Susan Beth Pfeffe...
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