Review: Don't Be Fooled By The YA Classification!! A Dystopian Read That Hits Frighteningly Close To Home ... V""V
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 02 6, 2014
I am not a huge fan of dystopian style novels in general but I seem to keep getting pulled into reading them because EVERYONE is talking about them and with this book I can see why.Right from page one you know that things are not right in this society but what is so frightening is how much of the book can be paralleled with events happening today.  The writing is exquisite and I found it almost impossible to believe this was a debut outing.  I laughed, I cried, I gasped in disbelief. I found myself knowing that things were going to happen but hoping desperately that I was wrong. Be warned though, this author doesn't pull ANY punches.  She keeps the fear that people can be in your life one minute and then gone the next so close to the surface I am almost afraid to pick up book 2 ..... almost.... but the desire to know where this story will go is telling the other voices to just be quiet.  In fact I already have it loaded up and ready to go.Don't be fooled by this being classified as a YA novel. Whilst I am sure more mature teenagers will certainly fall in love with this cast I can assure you that there are a great deal of adults that I think would get even more out of it.If nothing else check it out because it is free! Treat yourself!V""V