About This Book
Reach for this book when your teenager is grappling with the weight of adult responsibilities or feeling the social pressure of tribalism and 'us versus them' dynamics. As the direct sequel to The Hundred, this story follows a group of juvenile delinquents as they realize they are not alone on a radiation-scarred Earth. It explores how trauma and secrets can either bond a group together or tear them apart at the seams. While the setting is a high-stakes sci-fi survival mission, the heart of the book deals with the messy reality of forgiveness and the ethical dilemmas of leadership. Parents should be aware that the story contains romantic subplots and instances of survival-based violence. It is an ideal choice for the teen who enjoys fast-paced narratives and is ready to discuss the complexity of human nature in desperate circumstances.
