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alittlepotato 's review for:
At the Edge of the Universe
by Shaun David Hutchinson
3.5.
I appreciate the clever way of approaching a struggle that many people go through. If this one had only been a story about a boy who remembers another that no one else seems to remember he even existed, or if it didn't have that last chapter, I would've been really annoyed for having read all of that for nothing. But this book had a message, and it obviously wasn't just for Ozzie, so I'm glad that this wasn't a weird sci-fi romance that went nowhere.
With that said, I wish I could rate it higher than this, but I also base my ratings on my level of enjoyment, and unfortunately I can't say I enjoyed this one a lot. I'd say, if you're feeling as if the world is ending (and not just literally, of course, unlike our MC Ozzie), then this book could be for you.
I appreciate the clever way of approaching a struggle that many people go through. If this one had only been a story about a boy who remembers another that no one else seems to remember he even existed, or if it didn't have that last chapter, I would've been really annoyed for having read all of that for nothing. But this book had a message, and it obviously wasn't just for Ozzie, so I'm glad that this wasn't a weird sci-fi romance that went nowhere.
With that said, I wish I could rate it higher than this, but I also base my ratings on my level of enjoyment, and unfortunately I can't say I enjoyed this one a lot. I'd say, if you're feeling as if the world is ending (and not just literally, of course, unlike our MC Ozzie), then this book could be for you.