What was your favorite part of this book?

EstherA · Post by **EstherA** » 14 Jun 2022, 14:31

The part in chapter three; "Slayers!!!"where Lamont threatens Cole with the aim of protecting Kaarina. I admire the fact that Lamont cares for Kaarina as both a sister and mother despite her not being any of those to Lamont.

Similoluwa Odumuyiwa · Post by **Similoluwa Odumuyiwa** » 14 Jun 2022, 15:00

The post apocalyptic era is my favorite part of the book although I'm not a big fan of the profanities used in the book.

Ana C Barrantes · Post by **Ana C Barrantes** » 14 Jun 2022, 15:36

My favorite part was all the creatures and monsters in the book. It feels like the author really put time and effort into creating them.

Jen Nghishitende · Post by **Jen Nghishitende** » 14 Jun 2022, 17:42

Not favourite per se, but I was intrigued by the post apocalyptic era. It sort of reminded me of Noa’s Ark story in the bible

Favour Amarachi Mgbeoji · Post by **Favour Amarachi Mgbeoji** » 15 Jun 2022, 03:50

The dead zone, the post apocalyptic scenes in the book were preferably my most favorite part of the book. I liked how realistic it was and how much I was able to learn from this scene. It even looked as if I was seeing a movie
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Buk Nerd · Post by **Buk Nerd** » 15 Jun 2022, 05:06

My favourite part were the phenomenal creatures, like the Blood Lycans. They were unique and quite fascinating.

Jimin Park 3 · Post by **Jimin Park 3** » 16 Jun 2022, 00:44

My favorite part of the book would undoubtedly be the post-apocalyptic era. The survivors united and rebuilt their nation. I really admired their unity.

Post by **ThankGod Onyishi** » 16 Jun 2022, 02:15

I think that the era when a lot of people almost everyone was dead was intriguing. It was frightening, true, yet it was fascinating.

Michelle Mutinda · Post by **Michelle Mutinda** » 16 Jun 2022, 03:35

The book begins well with a good display of characters and events. This makes my favorite part be 'An Apocalyptic Tale' (the first chapter.)

Moses mark joe · Post by **Moses mark joe** » 17 Jun 2022, 06:40

I liked every part of the book but my favorite scenes were the dead zone and unique monsters
Also, vulgar languages was a total turn off for me

Zolex Paula Avina · Post by **Zolex Paula Avina** » 17 Jun 2022, 11:21

Honestly, there's no part of the book that seems to edge out the other. I find each area of the book equally captivating. However, to some extent, the part of the book after the apocalypse is worthy of particular mention.

Ndagire Hassifah1 · Post by **Ndagire Hassifah1** » 18 Jun 2022, 04:39

The book was interesting, but I didn't think I have any favorite part. However, I was excited to see how the five nations ascended.

Avina · Post by **Avina** » 18 Jun 2022, 08:31

I did not enjoy any part of the book until after the apocalypse. This may be because I'm not a fan of gory and violent situations. I might describe myself as a feel-good audience.

However, I found the rebuilding mission post-apolcalypse very interesting and engaging. I was buoyed by the ability of the 1% survivors to make greatness out of the ruins of the war. While did not necessarily turn out as envisioned, I was still able to enjoy the undeterred grit and determination.

Gnex_09 · Post by **Gnex_09** » 18 Jun 2022, 17:14

To be very honest with you, I did not find any most interesting moment as I kept struggling to understand as a result of the so many errors in the book

George Myles · Post by **George Myles** » 19 Jun 2022, 04:16

It was quite hard for me in the beginning, but as I kept reading, my favorite part is when the survivors worked to put up new nations after the apocalypse