**** After reading “Jellicoe Road” it became one of my all-time favorite books. Although it gets confusing in parts, stick with it because by the end all of your questions will be answered and everything falls into place. Taylor is a student in a boarding school and becomes the leader of it, with all of the duties of protecting it and negotiating land with the two other schools nearby. Although the different leaders are supposed to be enemies, they all become great friends and start to unravel the truth about a past tragedy. Throughout their adventures Taylor learns about herself, where she came from, and along the way falls in love.
*** This story is all about finding answers; it’s a lot like a classic mystery. The main character is a girl named Taylor who has grown up in a town of forbidden questions, boundaries and people. Throughout it all there is a territory war between the teens of that town; little do they know it started out as something much bigger. This book takes some work to get through but it’s defiantly worth it in the end. All the questions are answered and Taylor learns just what exactly happened in this town.
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**** After reading “Jellicoe Road” it became one of my all-time favorite books. Although it gets confusing in parts, stick with it because by the end all of your questions will be answered and everything falls into place. Taylor is a student in a boarding school and becomes the leader of it, with all of the duties of protecting it and negotiating land with the two other schools nearby. Although the different leaders are supposed to be enemies, they all become great friends and start to unravel the truth about a past tragedy. Throughout their adventures Taylor learns about herself, where she came from, and along the way falls in love.
*** This story is all about finding answers; it’s a lot like a classic mystery. The main character is a girl named Taylor who has grown up in a town of forbidden questions, boundaries and people. Throughout it all there is a territory war between the teens of that town; little do they know it started out as something much bigger. This book takes some work to get through but it’s defiantly worth it in the end. All the questions are answered and Taylor learns just what exactly happened in this town.
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