Reading Teen

Oh, Elder. He can't seem to catch a break. He's takes the whole ship off of Phydus, and it's madness. Now that people are thinking for themselves, they're thinking that it would be a good idea to cause a lot of mayhem, and no matter how hard Elder tries he just can't quite fix everything at the same time. But I love how hard he tries, he can be bombarded with five-thousand different things, all at once, and his main objective is still: try to give everyone on the ship the best life possible. He says it multiple times, his job is taking care of the people, and even though he's still a teenager he does a pretty fantastic job, there's only problem, not everyone's goal is to live in harmony, and Elder is seriously outnumbered. Meanwhile, Amy has found clues left for her by Orion and she's trying to save the ship in her own way. She's discovering shocking new information about Godspeed, information that Orion had, but she soon realizes that she's not the only one who knows about the clues and if she doesn't find the last one, she might be stuck in space, forever. I thought this was a fantastic sequel to an amazing book. I read it so quickly, and just couldn't get enough. The writing is phenomenal, and the story is just as crazy and amazing as the first. If you liked Across the Universe, which I'm quite sure you did, then I would definitely recommend reading A Million Suns!-KitReading Teen