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If you're like me and want something that shows the hardships of life without everything we know and rely on then skip it. If you don't mind being lectured on how much better it is to use alternative energy sources then you'll probably love this. It obviously has a clear and strong environmental, conservationist message.

I think I was down within a couple of hours. It was written well, and was an extremely fast read. I'm going to stop myself, because I could go on about-I'm stopping! But this possible lack of understanding is exactly why Weyn probably added in a super hurricane. When my students came back to school and there was no electricity, they were grateful, because it was better than being inside their flooded, tree covered homes.

She had her students whining about how boring school was because they couldn't use tablets. I would guess that Weyn has never lived through a disaster, such as a hurricane, where there is widespread damage, where there is no gas for even a week, where grocery stores have no electricity. She was selfish, annoying, and selfish, and.selfish. And what high school kid, from a single parent middle class family has that kind of money? Why was he so worried about gas, when they didn't even have food?! Niki was the worst. Tom was okay, but in an economy where gas is that expensive I didn't understand why he would want to spend all of his money in order to drive and see a girl he wasn't even sure liked him back.

When she's left without shelter, she doesn't go all pity-party, instead she keeps going, and just happens to completely luck out by finding a self-sustaining house. Her mom had bailed on her and her older brother was into black market goods. Of the three Gwen was the least annoying. I thought Empty would take that type of situation and stretch it beyond a few weeks, take it into a future without any hope of those things coming back.Įmpty follows three teens, Niki, Tom, and Gwen as they struggle to adjust to their new world, where gas is $40-$100 a gallon. Maybe it's because I've lived through two hurricanes when I was down in Texas, and I know how panicked people become when there's no gas, no electricity, no grocery stores or modern conveniences. And yes, I judged it on the cover, but I also thought it sounded really interesting. I was really excited about this book when I first read the blurb, and I actually did a giveaway for it a while back even before reading the book. But their lives are never going to be the same again.

Teens like Niki, Tom, and Gwen may find what they need to survive.

Empty by suzanne weyn pdf