July Fielding wakes up one morning, and everyone is gone- even the animals! And thus brings The Only Girl in Town by Ally Condie.
We follow July and her current day search to find others and to try and solve the mystery as to why she was left here alone. July finds creepy messages left all over town telling her to ‘find th3m’ (there’s a reason they use a ‘3’ and not an ‘e’ but I’ll let you find that out). Who is she suppose to find? The book also has flashbacks of July interacting with her family, friends, School, and boyfriend.
Nothing about this book is normal. The writing style and short chapters are unique way for the author to keep reading readers intrigued. The characters are not going to be memorable to me, and neither was the storyline. So much untapped potential lies in this books plot. The ending was so bad that I wish I had never started the book to begin with.
We follow July and her current day search to find others and to try and solve the mystery as to why she was left here alone. July finds creepy messages left all over town telling her to ‘find th3m’ (there’s a reason they use a ‘3’ and not an ‘e’ but I’ll let you find that out). Who is she suppose to find? The book also has flashbacks of July interacting with her family, friends, School, and boyfriend.
Nothing about this book is normal. The writing style and short chapters are unique way for the author to keep reading readers intrigued. The characters are not going to be memorable to me, and neither was the storyline. So much untapped potential lies in this books plot. The ending was so bad that I wish I had never started the book to begin with.