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Life as We Knew It Collection
Life as We Knew It Collection | Susan Beth Pfeffer
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When a meteor hits the moon, teenage Miranda and her friends and family struggle to survive the unimaginable. Four gripping books that follow their ordeal are collected in this boxed set. Includes: LIFE AS WE KNEW IT THE DEAD AND THE GONE THIS WORLD WE LIVE IN THE SHADE OF THE MOON
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Life as We Knew It Collection | Susan Beth Pfeffer
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Klou Perfect! Love the cover 1y
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Eggs
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When a meteor knocks the moon closer to earth, life is full of the unexpected; including the human struggle to hold on to the most important resource of all—hope—in an increasingly desperate and unfamiliar world. Love this series🩷💜💙

#MoonDay

#SummerSpecial

@Alwaysbeenaloverofbooks

ChaoticMissAdventures I remember reading the 1st one in the series on audio probably 15+ years ago. I would read it by the pool and was so absorbed when I went back into my apartment I would forget I had power and could turn the lights on!! 1y
Alwaysbeenaloverofbooks 📚🌝🙌🏻 1y
Eggs @ChaoticMissAdventures Ah yes!!! It was that engaging!! 1y
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..when an asteroid knocks the moon close to Earth…great series!

#MoonDay #JulyJam @Alwaysbeenaloverofbooks

ChaoticMissAdventures I enjoyed this! I listened to it on audio, by the pool and was so engrossed I remember going into the house and forgetting I could turn the lights on because I did have electricity! 2y
allureofbeauty I love this series so much. 2y
Eggs @ChaoticMissAdventures I can relate-it‘s quite compelling. 2y
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Eggs @allureofbeauty and those covers! I think it‘s a lesser known and underrated series 2y
SaunteringVaguelyDownwards I really enjoyed the first book when it came out but hadn't realized there was a fourth one until 2 years ago - I read it and was shocked how brutal it was in comparison! This is a series that really gets darker as it progresses - which makes sense for apocalyptic works. 2y
Eggs Certainly unforgettable ❤️🌔🥰 @SaunteringVaguelyDownwards (edited) 2y
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Tattooedteacher
Life as We Knew It Collection | Susan Beth Pfeffer
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1. Not being about the see my class in person every day. Last year's class as well as my current students. Not being able to comfort them in these tough times.
2. Today I am grateful that there is no wind today (so far).

Thank you for the tag @blackink_whitepaper
#thankfulthursday
Anyone want to play?

kimmypete1 I feel you on #1. Virtual teach was a tough adjustment for me. I‘ve got the swing of it down, but I miss my favorite part of teaching - the kids! I just don‘t get enough of their fun personalities in a google meet! 4y
Butterfinger I echo you and @kimmypete1 - I want them here with me where they belong. 4y
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High school sophomore Miranda‘s disbelief turns to fear in a split second when an asteroid knocks the moon closer to Earth, like "one marble hits another." The result is catastrophic.
#moon #scifiseptember @Klou

wanderinglynn Sounds like something that might happen in 2020. 😬 4y
KathyWheeler I read and liked the first one but haven‘t read the others. 4y
allureofbeauty I love this series 🖤 4y
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SaunteringVaguelyDownwards I didn't know there was a fourth book! Off to the library website! 4y
Eggs @SaunteringVaguelyDownwards Hope you find it! 4y
Klou This sounds amazing! Adding!! 4y
Eggs @Klou I loved this series 🤗📚❤️ 4y
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When an asteroid knocks the moon closer to Earth, like "one marble hits another”, the result is catastrophic. Really loved this collection.

#panic
#redroseseptember
@Cinfhen @arlenefinnigan

arlenefinnigan Good choice! 5y
Cinfhen Interesting. Looks like a good series 5y
heidisreads I‘ve only read the first in this series. I need to read the rest. 5y
MsRadioSilence Holy stars, there‘s more??? I read Life as We Knew It in middle school but didnt know there were others!! 5y
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Did someone say post-apocalyptic young adult? Such a great series. I never did read the last book and now I have no excuse. #dealalert

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APLitlife
Life as We Knew It Collection | Susan Beth Pfeffer
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Reading through this trilogy to add to my classroom collection after Spring Break. I am needing new books for my students to pick from. They are going through all the books so fast. Wish there was a cheaper was to add to my class library. #teachersoflitsy

AndreaReads My students loved these books, but unfortunately they have disappeared over the years. 🙄 I agree—I wish there was a cheaper way to get good books into our students hands! 7y
APLitlife @AndreaReads Toying with an Amazon wish list. Just wondering how to tactfully ask parents to purchase from it. Trying to build my library for their kids. My school is a private HS with a minimal library. More research books than pleasure reading. 7y
Eggs My middle school students loved this series and I did too 7y
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OikawaTooru
Life as We Knew It Collection | Susan Beth Pfeffer
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I loved this series! The book is about a girl when the moon is hit by an asteroid, and is knocked closer to Earth. This is a good read for 8th+ kids, and maybe younger, as the fourth book does have an inappropriate section about Miranda's younger brother. Overall I would give this book a 10/10 and I recommend that you read it!

P.s. My favorite scene is when Miranda has to go into the store and buy anything that will help their survival