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A review by sammy_3003
Burning for Revenge by John Marsden
5.0
Ellie and her friends continue to evade enemy forces as they unwittingly find themselves in Stratton with unexpected outcomes.
Another fantastic book in the Tomorrow series!
This story has:
*Reinvested my interest in this group of teens! The last book was slow in terms of plot and action and this book came back with a bang! The group mobilised and got back to fighting the enemy.
*Action scenes that both seem real and fictional in the same breath. You get thinking surely they won’t all come out of this alive..and really its when they are ‘safe’ that’s it more likely one will disappear. Maybe for good!
*The book extends the scope of affects f the war. The war has been going along for longer now and this books shows the effects on the land, the towns and the people who live (and hide) in there.
I recommend this book to lovers of the series and anyone who feels like their life is tough. It could be worse. So much worse.
Another fantastic book in the Tomorrow series!
This story has:
*Reinvested my interest in this group of teens! The last book was slow in terms of plot and action and this book came back with a bang! The group mobilised and got back to fighting the enemy.
*Action scenes that both seem real and fictional in the same breath. You get thinking surely they won’t all come out of this alive..and really its when they are ‘safe’ that’s it more likely one will disappear. Maybe for good!
*The book extends the scope of affects f the war. The war has been going along for longer now and this books shows the effects on the land, the towns and the people who live (and hide) in there.
I recommend this book to lovers of the series and anyone who feels like their life is tough. It could be worse. So much worse.