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jennybeastie 's review for:
The Islands at the End of the World
by Austin Aslan
What happens when the some kind of solar flare knocks out the power, then the tech, then the world as we know it? And our heroes are stranded on a different hawaiian island than they call home, while dealing with epilepsy? This book happens. I found it compulsively readable despite the really odd twist and it's a fab adventure for survivally inclined teens who aren't interested in romance.
Other fantastic features: Aslan does a great job weaving Hawaiian culture throughout the story and emphasizing it's huge importance to Leilani. I love that our strong main character has epilepsy and deals with it and finds ways to cope.
Other fantastic features: Aslan does a great job weaving Hawaiian culture throughout the story and emphasizing it's huge importance to Leilani. I love that our strong main character has epilepsy and deals with it and finds ways to cope.