Es una lástima que Aislados, la primera parte de la trilogía El mundo en ruinas, no sea más conocida, ya que todas las personas que conozco que la han leído han quedado tan encantadas con su lectura como yo. Me parece que la trama principal de esta trilogía es bastante original dentro de lo que veo últimamente en el género juvenil, pues a pesar de parecer una historia medio apocalíptica más, no habla de zombis ni del fin del mundo ni de una catástrofe de la naturaleza. Tal y como dice el título de esta segunda novela, se trata de un simple pero a la vez complejo y mortal, virus. Me parece de lo más realista como lo desarrolla la autora, pues te hace pensar que esto puede llegar a ocurrir de verdad y sientes impotencia al no poder hacer nada para parar esa masacre. Me gusta mucho la ambientación, la tensión y la desesperación que crea porque de verdad que yo sentía todo eso mientras leía el libro. En esta continuación ocurren muchas cosas, algo que temía que no ocurriera al haber leído otros libros intermedios de trilogías que no aportan nada a la historia. Pero esta vez hay cambios de escenarios, muchas aventuras, descubrimientos, y aunque se me ha hecho un poco monótono en ocasiones, me ha mantenido enganchada a sus páginas. Para meterte todavía más de lleno en esta historia contamos con una protagonista genial: luchadora, decidida, valiente, que sabe qué es lo que tiene que hacer y lo hace aunque arriesgue su propia vida... Y cuenta con unos compañeros de aventuras que no se quedan atrás. Así que os animo a que le deis una oportunidad a estos libros si todavía no lo habéis hecho. Tan solo me queda decir que estoy deseando leer el último de ellos para saber cómo termina esta historia. The Good: A lot of action in this book and I liked that it wasn't boring. The plot overall wasn't bad and I liked some of the characters. It was a lot better than the first book The Way We Fall. For more information on The Way We Fall check out my earlier post of it. The cliffhanger wasn't bad and I honestly wasn't surprised by how it ended.Tobias: An ex- army soldier who saved Kaelyn and her friends from being killed numerous times. He is very loyal and resourceful. Leo: I liked Leo as a character overall because he was willing to do whatever necessary to keep everyone safe but I disliked how he wasn't entirely loyal to his girlfriend ( Tessa). I wish that he would have been more of a friend to Kaelyn and didn't make things so awkward between them. The Bad: If you have ever read a book called Streams of Babel and Fire Will Fall it's very similar to this series except without the problem of terrorists. The action in it was great but I feel like this series has just dragged on and on. There are plenty of books were everyone has been infected by a virus and now has to try and save the people left through a vaccine. Some of the things that happened in this book weren't surprising like having another group of people want the virus for themselves. Kaelyn: She annoyed me so much. It's great that she cared about everyone in her group ( Leo, Gav, Meredith, Tessa etc.) and didn't want to leave anyone behind but she can't save everyone. Loyalty to friends is great but when your trying to save everyone and have to deal with people who will kill to get the vaccine it won't get you far. I also disliked how she never told Gav ( her boyfriend) that she kissed Leo and I am pretty sure she is in love with him. I also dislike how Kaelyn get's freaked out whenever Tobias has to shot someone. Killing someone isn't good but sometimes it better to shot the enemy than have the enemy kill you.Thanks for Reading :D
What do You think about Und Wenn Wir Fliehen (2013)?
such a good book! It was difficult to put it down when I started reading it.
—Meandkckc
The second novel in the Fallen World series.
—arty
Almost 4. Liked 1st book in series better.
—sfazey
