The story is told from the point of view of two sister. Cee is on a deserted island, she desperately wants to find her sister. Kay is a cold analytical person, she doesn't understand people and emotions.The world is headed to climatic disaster. Can the human race be saved? Should it? What does it mean to be human? ( )

About 3.5 stars? Still deciding how I feel about this one. ( )

Gr 9 Up—In a future world ravaged by climate change, sisters Cee and Kasey will do anything to get back to each
other in the wake of Cee's disappearance. Sisterly love is leveraged against the greater good in this gripping and
eerily plausible sci-fi thriller.

I wanted to love this book but this is not for me.

I enjoyed certain parts of this book a lot. I think it had a very strong ending, and the twist was a very good one. I do feel like the end kind of got bogged down in both the writing and the way it was trying to convey it's message. I'm all for the message of we need to take better care of the earth and climate change is a pressing issue, but it felt like the message was being so pushed that the story suffered from it. That being said, I enjoyed all of the characters a lot, as well as the differences in the setting for each of them. ( )