This week I’ve read three books, but one really took the cake: All That’s Left In The World by Erik J. Brown. Imagine it’s the apocalypse and 95% of the population has been taken by the superbug, leaving only the immune and the newborns. This book has been one of my favorite books all year. It’s both emotional and very funny. I just couldn’t put it down, and in the future I’ll be looking for a book very similar. If you like books that are very dystopian then this book is for you. It puts you in the mindset of what would I do if this happened in real life and how would I react?
May I Recommend…
All That’s Left in the World
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Kennedy Joiner comes from two of the most amazing people: her white mom and her black dad. She has always had a passion for writing, whether that be in elementary school with the iSentences to high school with long essays. Kennedy says there are a lot of things in the world that she loves, but only a few rise above the rest. She loves to cook and read. In fact, Kennedy has always loved to read - even as a little kid. She claims that she could not and would not ever give up her books. Kennedy has been cooking consistently for the last three years and absolutely loves it!