Review: its ok, but not believable
Rating: 3 out of 5
Date: 02 26, 2013
i saw thye cover and i was like wow this must be a really good book, but when i started to read at first yea it was all normal and i said to myself, ok im liking this story, it feels like i can relate to the main character.... but then all changed!!! after the accident its like they didnt care that they lost their parents!!! and nobody wanted to look for help or something!! its like "hey we had an accident and our parents died and we are in an island and cant go home, but hey who cares!! we have water and exotic plants and a tribe... so who wanna go home???"thats how i felt 0_0as the story progressed it was more unbelievable!! this girl was perfect, she could do anything!!at firts i thought ok they were adopted, maybe they are part of this tribe and thats why she can do all those things so easy, but there isnt any explanation, only that they were meant to be there...the other people that survived?? they were only mentioned at the begginig of the story, then i dont know if they stayed in the tribe or were eatten by plants or whatever, the author doesnt care about then, so why introduce them to the story??so then the other tribe took her sister and she went there to get her back, but did she really?? for me it was like she went there joined the pursuers, a lot of things happen and i gotta say i couldnt put it down, i like all the challenges and the things that the author were describing felt real, but beside this i felt like the author forgot about the other sister and decided to make a chapter about almost in the end and what happened wasnt what i expected.... and thenshe went back to do her duties and sister forgotten, like " hey who cares i have a mission and i need to become a true pursuer because everything comes natural to me"see??? like is it me or there's something wrong with this book??overall i like some parts of this book, i belive that if you introduce a character to the story is because al least you have a purpose for them.