by Gemma Malley
3.5 Stars. I really loved the storyline but like others, I didn't really care for the characters. There were a couple of parts that got my pulse up however. I am glad I read it but I won't be moving on to the next two books. If the next two books in the series were at the library then I probably...
Read this review, and many more on my blog October Tune!Lately, I have read so much first-person narrated stories, that anything else looks weird to me. When I started reading The Declaration, it was in first-person, but after a while it changed into third-person (she, he, etc), because ‘Surplus Ann...
Read this review, and many more on my blog October Tune!Lately, I have read so much first-person narrated stories, that anything else looks weird to me. When I started reading The Declaration, it was in first-person, but after a while it changed into third-person (she, he, etc), because ‘Surplus Ann...
Cute, but too much "and they all lived happily ever after the end".
I absolutely loved this book!Check out my review here!: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EAdEQ21ZmSg
Anna lives in Grange Hall, the one refuge place for people like her, people who shouldn't exist. She has lived there since she can remember and there she learns how to be useful. How to payback what she owes to the world for using up valuable resources just by living. But then a strange boy named Pe...
THE RESISTANCE is the much anticipated sequel to THE DECLARATION. It picks up where THE DECLARATION leaves off and is told through Peter’s eyes. He and Anna live together with Ben, Anna’s brother, in a run down house trying to keep out of the way. Peter and Anna aren’t comfortable being Legal yet...
Great premise, lackluster story.I actually contemplated stopping reading this one halfway through (which I rarely do) just because the writing style was bothering me so much. There was more *telling* than *showing* and some of the backstory tangents revealed things about the characters which seemed...
I loved the theme of this book, a perfect world where no one dies, but that means the world is quickly over populated. Meaning you end up with surpluses, childern born illegally who are forced to work to "repay" their sin of being alive.Our main characters are Anne and Peter, Anne who has been at Gr...
Would you make the choice to live forever even if it meant you wouldn't be allowed to have children? In the year 2140 most people do. In order to take Longevity, people have to sign the Declaration. People that choose to have children anyway are arrested and put in prison and the children are tak...
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