Well this book was my random pick because I was in a reading slump which has me by its claws. The reading slumps sometimes make me so antsy, I start 10-15 books together and just finish the first chapters of each, until I find anyone which will help me continue reading. This time I have some great picks in my current reads but the slump has dug its claws deep in my bookish brain. So, this book was a random scroll and click pick and it was a quick read, so I picked it up and surprise!! It had a bit of science that I really love.
The cover was the most attractive and it made me very curious about the story and the ribboned up face. The start of the story was in such a chilling flow that I was actually immersed into it, the plotline and the characters were a bit vague but it got clearer as and when I got into the story. The way this book is written makes you hope for a drastic outcome or an even more dramatic hidden plot but I was quite surprised that the story has quite simple but with the utmost impact. The emotions of rage, change, disease outbreak, isolation, survival hit me so hard and a few details made me like this book in a milder and different way than the others.
This book sure has a class of its own in terms of the flow of writing, character development, landscape and the finale. Everything was in its own way a surreal yet pleasing experience of having to imagine and encounter the good, dark and frightful sides of this novel. This is quite a touching story of girls who have been fated to see and live with a disease in its own wake, death, hope and betrayal in dire circumstances all in a hopelessly isolated island. I would recommend this book for all of you if you would like a quick read with some science.
The cover was the most attractive and it made me very curious about the story and the ribboned up face. The start of the story was in such a chilling flow that I was actually immersed into it, the plotline and the characters were a bit vague but it got clearer as and when I got into the story. The way this book is written makes you hope for a drastic outcome or an even more dramatic hidden plot but I was quite surprised that the story has quite simple but with the utmost impact. The emotions of rage, change, disease outbreak, isolation, survival hit me so hard and a few details made me like this book in a milder and different way than the others.
This book sure has a class of its own in terms of the flow of writing, character development, landscape and the finale. Everything was in its own way a surreal yet pleasing experience of having to imagine and encounter the good, dark and frightful sides of this novel. This is quite a touching story of girls who have been fated to see and live with a disease in its own wake, death, hope and betrayal in dire circumstances all in a hopelessly isolated island. I would recommend this book for all of you if you would like a quick read with some science.