After getting most of the way through the Tomorrow Series in August (they are the kind of read you can knock over in a few hours, if you're lucky enough to get that much reading time at once) this month I'm looking forward to reading their sequel series - the Ellie Chronicles.
There are 3 books in this series, which came out staring in 2003.
Finding myself deep in the world of Ellie and her friends as I make my way through the Tommorrow series, I'm very much looking forward to reading the Ellie Chronicles.
They'll be brand new to me (I didn't even know they existed until I went looking for the Tommorow series books last month) and I can't wait to see what happens next!
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There are 3 books in this series, which came out staring in 2003.
Finding myself deep in the world of Ellie and her friends as I make my way through the Tommorrow series, I'm very much looking forward to reading the Ellie Chronicles.
They'll be brand new to me (I didn't even know they existed until I went looking for the Tommorow series books last month) and I can't wait to see what happens next!
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I never really read the Tomorrow books, I was too old and then not old enough. Are you looking forward to the film??
ReplyDeleteI have added the Tomorrow books to my wish list. I must have been to old for them when they first came out.
ReplyDeleteYou are never too old to read good kids' books, or young adult books. And they are good books. I read the Tomorrow series, and the Ellie Chronicles, a couple of years ago when my teenager daughter got into them. I took her to see the film today. We both had low expectations but thoroughly enjoyed it. Now Iw ant to read the whole lot again!
ReplyDeleteOK a bit late for September...but linked, joined, posted and reading Status Anxiety by Alain De Botton.
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