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A review by kandicez
There's No Place Like Home by Edan Lepucki
4.0
'The worst part of global warming isn’t all the fear and loss. It’s discomfort.' Vic, 13
This is my favorite so far in the series about Global Warming available on Amazon Prime for free. This is set in the (possibly) not so distant future. It's hot, water is rationed, there's very little employment and almost no schooling. The latest generation of children don't even reach physical maturity because of the climate and malnourishment.
Vic's father commits suicide and she is on a mission, first to replace his income, and eventually to figure out why. This was short, quick and compelling. In broad brush stroke, in very few pages, Lepucki made the world feel real to me. Made me care about Vic.
This is my favorite so far in the series about Global Warming available on Amazon Prime for free. This is set in the (possibly) not so distant future. It's hot, water is rationed, there's very little employment and almost no schooling. The latest generation of children don't even reach physical maturity because of the climate and malnourishment.
Vic's father commits suicide and she is on a mission, first to replace his income, and eventually to figure out why. This was short, quick and compelling. In broad brush stroke, in very few pages, Lepucki made the world feel real to me. Made me care about Vic.