A review by jfr_wi
A Boy and His Dog at the End of the World by C.A. Fletcher
4.0
I almost gave up on this one about 1/3 of the way into the story. Then I read a review that said it picked up about 1/2 way. I'm glad I kept reading. At about 40% through, it really did pick up and really drew me into the story.
Told from the perspective of one seeing and experiencing mundane aspects of our lifetime for the very first time.
A play on a time travel theme, the story prompted thoughts about all of the things in daily life that we take for granted. People, gatherings, travel, and easy access to abundant information about places around the world.
Told from the perspective of one seeing and experiencing mundane aspects of our lifetime for the very first time.
A play on a time travel theme, the story prompted thoughts about all of the things in daily life that we take for granted. People, gatherings, travel, and easy access to abundant information about places around the world.