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3.63 AVERAGE
3.63 AVERAGE
I didn't love this book, but I didn't not like it either. It was a great adventure and kept me interested the whole time. My only problem was the psuedo insta-love. Which wasn't the centre of the book but was used a lot to keep the plot moving forward. Altogether an enjoyable read :)
This excellent dystopia grabbed me right from the very beginning and didn't let go! It blew me away - great concept, excellent heroine, well-developed and relatable characters, realistic dialogue, and awesome world-building. The dual POV between Adele and Tristan flows remarkably well. I know I didn't do The Moon Dwellers justice in this review, but it was an action-packed, page-turning journey from beginning to end. If you liked The Hunger Games, Divergent, Legend, or The Maze Runner, you should most definitely try The Moon Dwellers! I highly recommend it! I'm super excited for the sequel, [b:The Star Dwellers|15747708|The Star Dwellers (The Dwellers, #2)|David Estes|https://d202m5krfqbpi5.cloudfront.net/books/1348620573s/15747708.jpg|21439697], and I will be starting [b:Fire Country|16160701|Fire Country (The Country Saga, #1)|David Estes|https://d202m5krfqbpi5.cloudfront.net/books/1358390068s/16160701.jpg|22002174] next. David Estes is an author to watch.
Well done for such a depressing world...
This is a entertaining and relatively consuming read for such a dismal way for the world to end up.
I can't really think of a more depressing way to live than underground.
With no sun, or a breeze. In the dark. (I hope they take vitamin D supplements.)
This is all they know, though.
Over 500 years ago; a meteorite was on a collision course with Earth. Everything was going to die when it hit. So they burrowed underground, deep underground and held a lottery of sorts for which certain people would be able to go below and live.
There are three realms in the Dweller's Saga. There is the Sun Realm, the Moon Realm and the Star Realm. Each one gets deeper underground, and darker too. This first book in the series; takes place in the Moon Realm, and is about Adele and Tristan, who are somehow drawn to each other. Adele is from the Moon Realm and Tristan is from the Sun Realm. This book is the just the beginning of a rebellion to the way of life forced upon them from Sun Realm.
The next installment is the Star Dwellers, then the Sun Dwellers. There is also a fourth book which is a final book for this series and the companion series, "The Country Saga". It is called Earth Dwellers.
This is very well written, and I would highly recommend it if you like Dystopian Young Adult Stories.
This is a entertaining and relatively consuming read for such a dismal way for the world to end up.
I can't really think of a more depressing way to live than underground.
With no sun, or a breeze. In the dark. (I hope they take vitamin D supplements.)
This is all they know, though.
Over 500 years ago; a meteorite was on a collision course with Earth. Everything was going to die when it hit. So they burrowed underground, deep underground and held a lottery of sorts for which certain people would be able to go below and live.
There are three realms in the Dweller's Saga. There is the Sun Realm, the Moon Realm and the Star Realm. Each one gets deeper underground, and darker too. This first book in the series; takes place in the Moon Realm, and is about Adele and Tristan, who are somehow drawn to each other. Adele is from the Moon Realm and Tristan is from the Sun Realm. This book is the just the beginning of a rebellion to the way of life forced upon them from Sun Realm.
The next installment is the Star Dwellers, then the Sun Dwellers. There is also a fourth book which is a final book for this series and the companion series, "The Country Saga". It is called Earth Dwellers.
This is very well written, and I would highly recommend it if you like Dystopian Young Adult Stories.
