The situation inside the FAYZ is dire. The food has all but
run out, and discontent by has grown to a head between the normal kids and the
freaks, kids with supernatural powers. When a normal is killed by one of the
freaks, the town of Perdido Beach goes crazy. Through it all, Sam, their de
facto leader, must try to control the situation and make sure none of the kids
get hurt. But that's not all. An unknown force is manipulating the teens into
helping it. Something that none of the children have ever seen before, but with
strange, godlike powers. It calls itself the Darkness, the Gaiaphage. And it
wants to be fed.
This novel was a great continuation of the Gone series. It
was just as tense and exciting as before. The author did a great job at making
the reader feel the things the characters were feeling - especially
hopelessness and fear. The book overall was pretty dark, and was pretty hard to
put down. All of the characters were realistic and well-written. The dialogue
between the characters just made the characters seem more real. They all had
their worries, motivations, and hopes. Overall, I really enjoyed Hunger, and I
would definitely recommend this novel to others.
Reviewed by NK, Grade 10
Montrose Library
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