About This Book
Reach for this book when your teenager is grappling with the heavy weight of leadership, the anxiety of a fractured world, or the burden of making high stakes choices for the sake of others. This second installment of the Young World trilogy follows Donna and Jefferson as they are separated across the globe, each fighting to survive a post apocalyptic society where adults have been wiped out by a mysterious sickness. Through their eyes, readers explore deep themes of resilience, political responsibility, and the ethical dilemmas of power. It is an intense, gritty read best suited for ages 14 and up due to its mature themes and visceral action. Parents will find it an excellent bridge for discussing how society functions, the importance of civic duty, and the emotional toll of carrying the world on one's shoulders.
