John Marsden

Having been separated from the New Zealand rescue troops they were guiding, five Australian teenagers continue their resistance against the unknown enemy invading their homeland. Reprint.

Burning for Revenge

Jayarna La Bozzetta

This one felt action heavy and lacked character development

Deluxe paperback reissue of the fifth of the Tomorrow series, a seven-novel sequence for young adult readers telling of the experiences and exploits of a group of teenagers after the invasion of Australia. The series has been reissued to celebrate the 10th anniversary of the publication of first book in the series, 'Tomorrow, When the War Began'. In this action-packed volume, first published 1997, narrator Ellie and her friends struggle to avoid the enemy and continue fighting back. Next in the series is 'The Night is for Hunting'. A former teacher, Marsden is a bestselling author for young adults and teacher of writing. His other books include 'Letters from the Inside' and 'Secret Men's Business'.

Jane Krauss

A good continuation of the Tomorrow Series. 

The sound of a thousand dying pigs. This made me laugh so much, even if it was a serious moment. Then out of the blue, a quote from Fiddler On The Roof, my heart warmed. 
The character development kept on a good trajectory. Yet, every time I read of the prison/ work camps, I couldn't help but wonder how the immigrants who fled those places after ww2 felt. 

All in all, I enjoyed this book and am excited to read the next.

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Burning for Revenge

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