Ashfall | 
pickThis was really good. It drew me in right away. I thought the author did a really good job of the descriptions – of the noise, of the dark... It‘s scary the kinds of things people will do following a disaster like this. Some of the people Alex comes across are helpful, but many are not. I believe this is a trilogy, so it didn‘t fully finish. There was a short author‘s note at the end, as well, to talk about this kind of potential disaster
pickI could not put this book down! I read the first half in one sitting, and finished the rest in another. I love volcanoes so maybe this is just super in my wheelhouse. It‘s action packed, nonstop, yet tender and sweet too. It‘s everything I want in a post apocalyptic story! Highly recommend
I love disaster or apocalypse stories. This one is not disappointing me so far! Fast paced, and engrossing. An enjoyable and fast YA read.
Hunger of choice is a painful luxury; hunger of necessity is terrifying torture!
I love dystopian fiction and books about survival, especially when you feel “oh man this could totally happen! What the heck would I do!?” Can‘t wait to get into this one!
⛈ Ashfall by Mike Mullin, volcano eruption. It‘s amazing.
✈️ Infinity, time travel
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📖 This is Where I Leave You by Jonathan Tropper
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pickAnother good dystopia with interesting characters and an action-packed plot. Though it didn't wow me, I did enjoy it and read the entire trilogy. It's worth checking out.
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so-soPanic attack inducing! I couldn't read the others.
