Life as We Knew It The Shade of the Moon, 4, Book 4, (Paperback)

from lilibrarian

Fourth in the series about Miranda and Alex, they are living outside one of the enclaves and working as virtual slaves. Miranda's brother Jon, is a "slip" as is their stepmother Lisa and halfbrother Gabe. They live in the enclave, but their status is uncertain.

from kimpiddington

Eagerly awaited this sequel, but couldn't fall in love with the protagonist, Jon. Miranda's voice, in my opinion, was so much stronger. Also, there were a few plot weaknesses. For example; Jon is insistent about getting a character who knows some information away from the enclave. When he finds o...

from MHanover10

I feel like this was the lesser of the four books. It felt like slip, grub and clavers was shoved down the throat of the reader. It was constantly mentioned, it felt like every other sentence had one of those words. I got it. There was a big distinction between different people. I didn't realize ...

from rdwhitenack

Wish Pfeffer would have done the whole book as well as she did the last 50 pages. The dialogue throughout is stilted if not confusing. Motives of the characters are completely unclear, and probably wouldn't be very interesting if they were. Several times the chance to make a true interesting twis...

from TFS93

This whole series has been touch and go for me. I never liked Miranda's character. I did like Alex's story and I didn't mind the story of their families getting together. This story is about Jon and he is not any more likeable then Miranda. It is really hard to get into the storyline if you don't...