Life As We Knew It
By: Susan Pfeffer
Book Review By: Maitri P.
By: Susan Pfeffer
Book Review By: Maitri P.
When news stations
first alert the world of an asteroid about to hit they Earth, no one expected
any big changes. No interest was shown and no preparations were made. Miranda,
a 16 year old girl, was just one of these people. However when the asteroid did
hit, disaster struck. With the moon so close to the Earth, chaos spread and
almost all life on Earth disappeared. That’s when she knew the life that she
loved, the life that she knew, was gone. Forever.
I have to say that
this is my absolutely favourite novel. The emotion and the suspense that was
present throughout the book wouldn’t let me put the book down! The main audience
for this book would be teenage girls but that doesn’t mean that everyone can’t
enjoy it. Even though all these disasters are occurring all over the world and
Miranda has to worry about whether or not her family would find food on their
plates, her actions and her thoughts were very much like an ordinary teenage
girl. I think that the theme of this novel was the value of life. There were constant
hints of the value of life. It showed that death was definitely the easier
choice but in the end life would prove it’s importance. In the text I read
about piles of death everywhere, full of bodies that had been forgotten. It
also talked about how hard life was. Even though it didn’t say in the novel, I
think that all individuals would have preferred life even with all the
hardships that you would have to face. You should definitely read this book, I
promise it is worth your time!
I have also read this book and thought it was wonderful! Your writing style was simple and descriptive very engaging. I loved your evidence that you used and couldn't have done it better myself. Awesome job!
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