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A review by janivewe
This Shattered World by Amie Kaufman, Meagan Spooner
4.0
Started out slow but became unputdownable
This is a sci-fi ya book. The story is roughly about two sides of an ongoing war for a planet in process of being terraformed (unsuccessfully).
We follow a captain of the military, Jubilee Chase and one of the leaders of the rebel group named Flynn Cormac. It is told by a dual POV.
Things happen
That's it. That's all I'm going to say because sometimes I do like going into a book blindly.
I have to admit that it was harder to get into this book than the first one. But once you pass the 30% barrier it certainly becomes unputdownable. The characters get better the more you read about them and I just loved Jubilee by the end. This girl is on fire.
This book explains the ending of the first book a little better. Maybe because the characters had a year to understand it themselves or because the new characters bring new perspectives. But it does leaves us with something to think about and look forward in the next book (kind of like the first book). It generates questions that may be answered in the next book (?) Maybe.
Overall I give this between 3.5 ~ 3.75 stars and will (of course) continue the series.
This is a sci-fi ya book. The story is roughly about two sides of an ongoing war for a planet in process of being terraformed (unsuccessfully).
We follow a captain of the military, Jubilee Chase and one of the leaders of the rebel group named Flynn Cormac. It is told by a dual POV.
Things happen
That's it. That's all I'm going to say because sometimes I do like going into a book blindly.
I have to admit that it was harder to get into this book than the first one. But once you pass the 30% barrier it certainly becomes unputdownable. The characters get better the more you read about them and I just loved Jubilee by the end. This girl is on fire.
This book explains the ending of the first book a little better. Maybe because the characters had a year to understand it themselves or because the new characters bring new perspectives. But it does leaves us with something to think about and look forward in the next book (kind of like the first book). It generates questions that may be answered in the next book (?) Maybe.
Overall I give this between 3.5 ~ 3.75 stars and will (of course) continue the series.