Elliot Starr
This is a warning sign for our future in the form of a post-apocalyptic dystopian novel.
Reading The Electric Kingdom was like putting together pieces of a jigsaw puzzle (note that I LOVE puzzles). There is some light romance, a theme of family, and note a slight trigger warning for sexual assault (it is not described at all just mentioned).
This book reminds me in a strange way of the 2016 movie Arrival... I won't give too much away but you should really really read this book.
Also the story of Kit calling Dakota "my Dakota" is so heart-meltingly sweet.
This is a warning sign for our future in the form of a post-apocalyptic dystopian novel.
Reading The Electric Kingdom was like putting together pieces of a jigsaw puzzle (note that I LOVE puzzles). There is some light romance, a theme of family, and note a slight trigger warning for sexual assault (it is not described at all just mentioned).
This book reminds me in a strange way of the 2016 movie Arrival... I won't give too much away but you should really really read this book.
Also the story of Kit calling Dakota "my Dakota" is so heart-meltingly sweet.