I liked this story in general. I felt that the characters and the storyline were all genuine and believable. My only problem was that it was clearly written for a teenage audience. The narrator is, in fact, supposed to be in high school. I guess that means it was quite well-written because it definitely sounded like a high schooler was telling the story. Still, for me, at age 31, I found it to be a bit annoying at times. I recommend the book for all ages but think it would speak more to high school/college aged girls. When a tornado rips through Tyler, Texas, the lives of a tight-knit group of teens are changed forever. How they deal with the aftermath is detailed in this riveting story. I was so wrapped up in the story of Jules, Katie, Tanya, West, and Stuart that when I finally read the last page, I was stunned to discover that my "just a few pages" before bed had turned into finishing the book at 3am! Michele Miller is an engaging storyteller, painting pictures with her words so well that I felt like I was there, watching the wreckage. I can't wait to read the next book in this series! Such a fantastic story!!
What do You think about From The Wreckage (2014)?
Loved it!!!! Can't wait for Out Of The Wreckage!!!! Full Review soon
—mattcdog
Loved this book! Couldn't put it down and read it in a day.
—mcastillo
Cute story...can't wait to read the next one.
—Shurup
Awesome! Can't express my feeling....
—allygirl245
