

Loading... The Third Day, The Frost (1996)by John Marsden
![]() Books Read in 2021 (4,396) No current Talk conversations about this book. These books are nigh on impossible to put down. So addictive. The third book in the Tomorrow Series, this book follows Ellie and her friends as they attempt their biggest attack against the invaders yet. This is another action filled book, and although I thought originally that it was the end of the series, it turns out there are more and I"m interested to see where the group goes after this. Read all my reviews on http://urlphantomhive.booklikes.com It's been years since I read the Tomorrow series, but A Killing Frost is the book that stayed with me the most as it sort of broke my heart. Their plans are getting bolder and more thrilling, but they will also find out that these things are not without consequences. As a kid I liked this series a lot. I would like to re-read them sometime to see if they can stand the time. En nog steeds is het land bezet door een vreemde mogendheid. Het gaat de groep tieners steeds zwaarder vallen, deze bezetting, Hun guerrilla activiteiten worden ook steeds driester, maar ook hun gezondheid staat op het spel. no reviews | add a review
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One of Marden's greatest strengths as a writer is that he isn't afraid to write his teenage characters as teenagers. With the exception of their daring (and perhaps somewhat unrealistic) adventures they feel true to life. The last half of the book is the perfect showcase for this. The characters are tested in a new way and it would be the easy for a writer to fall back on the trope of tough talking witty teenage heroes. Instead we see these characters fumble and act in a way that is no doubt human but also adolescent.
My biggest complaint is of the epilogue simply because I think Marsden utilises "...weeks/days/months later" too often and skips over events that would be great content and character wise. (