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A review by mea9an
The 5th Wave by Rick Yancey
5.0
5 ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️
I've never really picked up many sci-fi books, only because I feel kind of dumb whenever I read them. I like biological science, not techie, too-many-names-for-something, crazy things. Naturally, going into The 5th Wave, I was a little apprehensive.
I'm happy I did pick it up, it was really good! The only true criticism I have is that the chapters don't have character names, so I got kind of lost while reading the chapters until finally someone said "Zombie" "Cassie" or whatever.
The action could have been handled a little better, because it was one of those things that happened too fast and I couldn't catch it as well as I could have. Everything else was phenomenal in this book.
I've never really picked up many sci-fi books, only because I feel kind of dumb whenever I read them. I like biological science, not techie, too-many-names-for-something, crazy things. Naturally, going into The 5th Wave, I was a little apprehensive.
I'm happy I did pick it up, it was really good! The only true criticism I have is that the chapters don't have character names, so I got kind of lost while reading the chapters until finally someone said "Zombie" "Cassie" or whatever.
The action could have been handled a little better, because it was one of those things that happened too fast and I couldn't catch it as well as I could have. Everything else was phenomenal in this book.