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Darkness, Be My Friend (Tomorrow, #4)
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This didn’t impress me as much as the others in the series. The book deals with the physiological impact the teenagers are going through as a result of the war. The action scenes are still heavy and fast paced but it’s all starting to sound the same. Not a lot of progress is being made. It is emotional in parts, when we learn a little more of family and friends held at the showgrounds.
Overall I think the series is brilliant and I’ve come too really like the characters. In particular Ellie, I think she is one of the bravest girls I have read, but she isn’t perfect and that’s what I like about her. I just felt this was the weakest one so far.
Overall I think the series is brilliant and I’ve come too really like the characters. In particular Ellie, I think she is one of the bravest girls I have read, but she isn’t perfect and that’s what I like about her. I just felt this was the weakest one so far.
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Reading Progress
March 12, 2012
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May 28, 2012
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Started Reading
June 4, 2012
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australian-authors
June 4, 2012
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Finished Reading
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Jun 05, 2012 05:58AM
Wow I'll have to read book three just to read this one
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They are really good up to this point as you read more of Ellie’s thought and how this is affecting her. I like it I’m just worried that the action scenes are going to sound repetitive and bore me. We’ll see :)
Michael wrote: "Wow I'll have to read book three just to read this one"I’m listening to book 5 and I think I prefer them on audio. The narrator has a great voice as Ellie.
I know you like Audio books so it’s something to consider if you decide to continue the series
How did you find Marsden's use of sexual assault as a character building event for Ellie in this one?
