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The World We Live in
In the year that has passed since a meteor collided with the moon, Miranda's friends and neighbors have died, the landscape has frozen, and food has become increasingly scarce. The struggle to survive intensifies when Miranda's father and stepmother arrive with a baby and three strangers in tow. One of the newcomers is Alex Morales, and as Miranda's complicated feelings for him turn to love, his plans for his future thwart their relationship. Then a devastating tornado hits, and Miranda makes a decision that will change their lives forever.
Book Details
- Publisher: Turtleback Books
- Publish Date: Apr 18th, 2011
- Pages: 239
- Language: English
- Edition: undefined - undefined
- Dimensions: 7.00in - 5.00in - 0.80in - 0.60lb
- EAN: 9781613831236
- Recommended age: 12-17
- Categories: • Science Fiction - General• Action & Adventure - Survival Stories• Family - General (see also headings under Social Themes)
Praise for this book
"The protagonists of Pfeffer's novels "The Dead and the Gone" and "Life As We Knew It" join forces in this third installment of a harrowing saga set in the not so distant future. A year after the moon was thrown off course by a meteor, natural disasters and climate changes on Earth are still making mere existence a challenge...Throughout, readers will be moved by displays of compassion, strength, and faith as characters endure grim realities and face an uncertain future."--"Publishers Weekly, "starred review "Palpable despair is dappled with tiny flares of hope in this third entry in Pfeffer's enthralling series about the aftereffects of a meteor strike on the Moon that has altered the earth's gravitational pull...fans of the first two will thrill to this latest and the loose ending will leave them hoping for more."--"Kirkus
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"The protagonists of Pfeffer's novels "The Dead and the Gone" and "Life As We Knew It" join forces in this third installment of a harrowing saga set in the not so distant future. A year after the moon was thrown off course by a meteor, natural disasters and climate changes on Earth are still making mere existence a challenge...Throughout, readers will be moved by displays of compassion, strength, and faith as characters endure grim realities and face an uncertain future."--"Publishers Weekly, "starred review "Palpable despair is dappled with tiny flares of hope in this third entry in Pfeffer's enthralling series about the aftereffects of a meteor strike on the Moon that has altered the earth's gravitational pull...fans of the first two will thrill to this latest and the loose ending will leave them hoping for more."--"Kirkus
" "It is a testament to the author's skill that This World We Live In can be read as a stand-alone novel. In fact, new readers might not even realize that t
" "It is a testament to the author's skill that This World We Live In can be read as a stand-alone novel. In fact, new readers might not even realize that t
"The protagonists of Pfeffer's novels"The Dead and the Gone"and"Life As We Knew It"join forces in this third installment of a harrowing saga set in the not so distant future. A year after the moon was thrown off course by a meteor, natural disasters and climate changes on Earth are still making mere existence a challenge...Throughout, readers will be moved by displays of compassion, strength, and faith as characters endure grim realities and face an uncertain future."--"Publishers Weekly, "starred review "Palpable despair is dappled with tiny flares of hope in this third entry in Pfeffer's enthralling series about the aftereffects of a meteor strike on the Moon that has altered the earth's gravitational pull...fans of the first two will thrill to this latest and the loose ending will leave them hoping for more."--"Kirkus
" "It is a testament to the author's skill that This World We Live In can be read as a stand-alone novel. In fact, new readers might not even realize that the e
" "It is a testament to the author's skill that This World We Live In can be read as a stand-alone novel. In fact, new readers might not even realize that the e