Tomorrow, When the War Began by John Marsden


My rating: 4 of 5 stars
The Dogs are Dead! That was Ellie's first thoughts are. They should be barking and racing to greet her, instead they lie covered with flies. She races into the house - there is no sign of life. No dirty dishes in the sink, no TV blaring or radio talking. Only silence. Where is everyone?
Ellie and six friends had been camping in the Australian outback for a few days. As they rush to each house they find the same desolation - families gone, pets and livestock dead. Panic rises in the teens. There is no power, no phones, what should they do?
Was the country invaded? What were all those planes that roared overhead while they camped? and why did they have no lights?
Now the teens have to decide whether to run back to the bush, give themselves in, or stay and fight/

View all my reviews >>