Last Book in the Universe | 
pickA dystopian post apocalyptic novel that brought to mind elements of the 80s movie Blade Runner but a better, and more interesting and hopeful story.
It's the story of an epileptic teenager nicknamed Spaz, who begins the heroic fight to bring human intelligence back to the planet. Highly recommend
"I know who the real hero is... It's an old man with a white beard and a walking stick and a heart so big it won't let him stop thinking he can change the world by writing down things in a book no one will ever read."
pickAll in all this was a very enjoyable read. This was referred to me by a very good friend (Hi Holly! 🤘🏻). I would definitely recommend this book to anybody who likes interesting dystopian novels and younger readers such as preteen and up.
Please read my full review here:
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Happy Independent Book Store Day! Wish I was out participating but too much to do this weekend in preparation for vacation next week. Another one of my besties from NY will be out for a visit and you can bet we will be hitting all the 📚stores! Pics are from one of our favorite indie stores, The Last Book Store in Los Angeles.
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Sending off the final book to you, Melody. It will go slow mail, so hopefully it will arrive this year.😉
I hope you enjoy it!
so-soA decent dystopian novel to give struggling readers in place of The Giver.
panI was asked to teach this as part of a curriculum pilot for my high school English class. It was an o.k. Book. Not one I would ever read or teach again. The plot was a little convoluted and the theme of how writing and reading are important are not present in the story.
