The Dead Of The Night
4 journalers for this copy...
Part 2 of the tomorrow series, I have a few of these books now, some I am keeping for release in Dunedin next year. Its a great series, I read them all within a week.
Journal Entry 2 by futurecat from Christchurch, Canterbury New Zealand on Thursday, February 16, 2006
Arrived with Wombles tonight.
This has been on my wish-list for ages - many thanks!!!
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This has been on my wish-list for ages - many thanks!!!
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One of the few advantages of having a cold is that it's a good excuse to lie in bed reading books instead of doing more useful things with your weekend - and with all the cool books I was given by wombles, plus the ones I picked up at the convention, I've been spoilt for choice this weekend! Makes the sore throat and snotty nose almost worth it... almost.
I loved the way Tomorrow, When the War Began explored such big issues for a book aimed at teenagers, and this sequel ups the ante even more, the characters being forced to confront life and death in a very real way. I like the way these books aren't just a Boys Own style adventure: the teenagers have to confront the consequences (both emotional and practical) of their actions, and face hard choices. But there's always those glimmers of humanity - I'm sure any booklover could relate to the fact that when they're raiding houses for food one of the boys also grabs a few paperbacks :-)
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I loved the way Tomorrow, When the War Began explored such big issues for a book aimed at teenagers, and this sequel ups the ante even more, the characters being forced to confront life and death in a very real way. I like the way these books aren't just a Boys Own style adventure: the teenagers have to confront the consequences (both emotional and practical) of their actions, and face hard choices. But there's always those glimmers of humanity - I'm sure any booklover could relate to the fact that when they're raiding houses for food one of the boys also grabs a few paperbacks :-)
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Journal Entry 4 by The-Organist at Public Library, corner Church and Sophia Sts in Timaru, Canterbury New Zealand on Thursday, June 29, 2006
Released 17 yrs ago (6/29/2006 UTC) at Public Library, corner Church and Sophia Sts in Timaru, Canterbury New Zealand
WILD RELEASE NOTES:
13/5/06 - Yippee! Managed to get this book! Thank you SO much futurecat! I promise I will read it soon and send you the next two in the series.
16/5/06 - Started reading today! :) Just trying to remember some of the things they are referring to in the first chapter from the previous book!
22/5/06 - Ohhh! I love a good sequel, and this wasn't too bad. Not as many big sequences as the prequel but a fun, relaxing read nonetheless.
7/6/06 - Offered to alkaline-kiwi until 12/6/06
29/6/06 -
RELEASE NOTES:
Released in the correct location on the library shelves. Because this book is so far into the series, I felt that a truly "wild" release will be inappropriate. Only a person who WANTS this book will find it.
16/5/06 - Started reading today! :) Just trying to remember some of the things they are referring to in the first chapter from the previous book!
22/5/06 - Ohhh! I love a good sequel, and this wasn't too bad. Not as many big sequences as the prequel but a fun, relaxing read nonetheless.
7/6/06 - Offered to alkaline-kiwi until 12/6/06
29/6/06 -
RELEASE NOTES:
Released in the correct location on the library shelves. Because this book is so far into the series, I felt that a truly "wild" release will be inappropriate. Only a person who WANTS this book will find it.
Highly reccommended. Hi supense. Loved it to the max. Found it in Timaru Public Library.
CAUGHT IN TIMARU STH CANTERBURY NEW ZEALAND
CAUGHT IN TIMARU STH CANTERBURY NEW ZEALAND
loved it so much had to reed is agen got more of the points this time:)
