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The Never-Ending End of the World
by Ann Christy
OMG. I don't even know where to start. This book was an awesome mix of sci-fi and dystopian. There were a couple different times I thought I knew how the story would end, only for it to completely go in a different direction. I had some difficulty with the sciency part of it and at times I thought I was learning about quantum physics. That did not at all detract from the story. I didn't want to stop listening and I looked forward to getting in the car to listen more!
The story follows Coco Wells, who was 12 years old when the world fell apart, and Forrest Alexander, who was 14. They have such different upbringings, viewpoints and thoughts about this new world. This world is made up of loops. People everywhere are stuck in loops, doing the same thing over and over, but not all loops are the same length or activities. It's as if whatever they were doing when the fell apart, they are stuck doing forever.
I really enjoyed how the whole story was told in the book and not drawn out. I have so many questions that I don't feel were answered, but I am not even sure if there are answers. I enjoyed the narration as well.
The story follows Coco Wells, who was 12 years old when the world fell apart, and Forrest Alexander, who was 14. They have such different upbringings, viewpoints and thoughts about this new world. This world is made up of loops. People everywhere are stuck in loops, doing the same thing over and over, but not all loops are the same length or activities. It's as if whatever they were doing when the fell apart, they are stuck doing forever.
I really enjoyed how the whole story was told in the book and not drawn out. I have so many questions that I don't feel were answered, but I am not even sure if there are answers. I enjoyed the narration as well.