First published – 1998 This 6th installment of The Tomorrow Series finds Ellie and her friends hiding out, once again, in Hell. After their daring and devasting blow to the enemy in Book 5, they know laying low is the only way they will be able to survive. The enemy is out for blood. Two new [Keep Reading]
First published in 1997 Stranded in their home country of Australia, Ellie, Homer, Lee, Kevin, and Fi struggle to find a way to make a difference in the war. With no sign of the Kiwi soldiers, they know they are on their own once again. With security tightening around the area, it is more difficult [Keep Reading]
First published 1996 If you haven’t read the other books in the series, BEWARE. There will be spoilers in this review. As the story begins, Ellie and her friends, Lee, Homer, Kevin, and Fi, are enjoying a little R & R in New Zealand. After receiving some much needed medical treatment, they get to enjoy [Keep Reading]
First Published in 1995 Let me start out by saying, please please please read the other two books in the series before you pick up this one. THE KILLING FROST, also called The Third Day, The Frost in some places, is the third book in the Tomorrow Series. Ellie and her friends are in much [Keep Reading]
First Published in 1994 THE DEAD OF NIGHT is the second book in the amazing Tomorrow Series. It picks up where TOMORROW, WHEN THE WAR BEGAN ends and is just as exciting! Ellie and her friends continue to battle against unknown invaders. They are forced to act like a military force without any of the [Keep Reading]
Recently, I saw a trailer for the upcoming movie TOMORROW, WHEN THE WAR BEGAN, which is based on the book by John Marsden. I didn’t even know these book existed until I transferred to the middle school level library. That was five years ago. I’ve seen them on the shelves every day since I’ve been [Keep Reading]
First published in 1995 Ellie and six of her friends convince their parents to allow them to go camping in the bush over Christmas break. They find a way into Hell – a place thought to be unreachable due to its jagged cliffs and dense brush. The group enjoys a week of camping in a [Keep Reading]
