Thought provoking for teens concerning solving problems and how to handle trouble. ( )

Excellent. Quick read. Want to know what’s going to happen to these kids. Had to read all three without stopping!!!

A plague has killed all the adults. Many children have died due to hunger and lack of care. A few survived, however, banding together to function as a kind of family. Then one more arrives - and starts them on a journey to discover what is going on. ( )

This trilogy started out very promising with the first book. It had good story development and exceptionally good character development.

It was quite readable, and I enjoyed it. However, the third book in the series was such an unbelievably poor conclusion to such a promising start, that you should avoid disappointment and not even start this book. ( )