A Matter of Days discussion

For me, I thought this book was going to be something I didn't like, mainly because reading isn't too much of my favorite thing to pass time. Yet, a book with suspense, thrill, and just some plain young boy humor, it is something I have found that could actually hook me in.

Each character has very realistic personalities. For example, the younger brother, Robert, or Rabbit (what most people call him), has a very boyish personality. Like when they are driving through the swarm of bugs, he manages to laugh. His sister, Nadia (who is narrating), on the other hand is grossed out as she has to drive through the swarm, yet she can't help but laugh as her brother cracks multiple jokes.

Personally, I'd rate this book 4.5/5 stars because it's fit for almost all ages, yet sometimes it may get a bit confusing. It's definitively a book that I'd read again just for the laughs and good feels, yet the bone-chilling moments you get from it.

Do you think the story could’ve taken place in a different setting and still had the same outcomes?
How did a character change throughout the story? Did that change your opinion of them?
Did the book change your perspective on anything in your real life?

No lmfao I just did this for a school project.

Adam wrote: "No lmfao I just did this for a school project."

Me too.