Morning Everyone,
I am Abhishek (aka AllMyPosts) from Another Author and do book reviews for bluebell books. Here is my entry for this week:
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Surviving the Fog:

Now all that is left is, the kids who got to make their preparations for winter, make laws for themselves, work hard to get each other’s co-operation, become leaders and survive in the adverse conditions without the help of Elders.
Mike, a fourteen year boy (as I remember) becomes the chief of this camp, plans and builds the camp for the winter, gets the necessary arrangements done and everything starts going well when a bunch of Motor-Cycle riding thugs kill a girl and rape another from the camp.
The campers turn into a society and fight their way back. Kill the thugs once or twice. Scout the forest around, help people whenever found. Use the help of an isolated military camp to free similar kids who are held hostage by thugs and repeatedly molested or tortured.
When the fog starts lifting, the world covered in fog till then, is all destroyed. No means of life there. All that we got are isolated camps / societies like these which work all the way from scratch.
The writing was descriptive and engaging with a good mix of tension, fear, hope and optimism. The plot is sensible if you can dream and imagine about fifteen year-old teens making rules about sex, hunting, having elected representatives, forming civilian Govt., making army look like a fool, bartering with survivors, showing pity, emotions, rage and what not?
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With warm regards
AllMyPosts
2 comments:
lovely review.
things go wrong all around when something tickling is about to happen.
wow.
the content is rich and haunting, loved this one very much.
what thoughtful review.
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