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All That鈥檚 Left in the World (All That's Left in the World, #1)

Erik J. Brown

Start date: January 12, 2024

Finish date: January 13, 2024

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Why we're reading this: It is a very addictive read with great characters and both POV so you get the whole picture and what's go…more
[close] It is a very addictive read with great characters and both POV so you get the whole picture and what's going on in each characters mind, plus a great chemistry between the main characters. Would 100% recommend and if you read it, please let me know what you think cause this book is a hidden gem

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Jun 17, 2022 Brian rated it it was amazing

Shelves: favorites

You know a book is going to be good when the main characters' personalities leap out at you from the first page, and that's certainly the case with All That's Left in the World. I adored Andrew and Jamie, and the story Erik Brown shaped around them is a compelling page-turner. This will quite likely end up being in my top five reads of 2022. ...more

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May 18, 2022 Dylan rated it it was amazing

Shelves: favorites, lgbtq-literature

CW: Homophobia, Murder, Gun Violence, Super Flu virus, Death of a loved one, Suicide ideation, Depression, Grief

This book was such a breath of fresh air, and one of my favorite reads of the year so far! While this is a queer romance between two young boys, it is also a sad and exciting survival story. It takes place in the aftermath of a super flu that takes out most of the world. We follow two boys, Andrew and Jamison, as the fight to survive this dark dangerous new world. I loved our two leads ...more

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Aug 25, 2022 Amy rated it it was amazing

Shelves: audiobook, lgbtq, young-adult, favorite-audiobook-of-the-year, 2022

Audiobook review.

O.M.G.
So, I grabbed this book off of a list, checked for the audio version, and expected it to be full of teen angst and unbelievable stuff.
I was hooked.
First, the two narrators are amazing. They do a great job at invoking whatever emotion the scenes required.
Second, I had no idea where this was going. If it would be a tragedy, or have a happy/hopeful ending.
Third, it didn't drag at all. I got a little annoyed when the boys would run into other characters, because I quite enjoye ...more

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May 20, 2024 Colleen rated it really liked it

Shelves: ya, lgbtqia, dystopia, romance

This is the first dystopian novel I've read in a long time for obvious reasons. The romance is sweet and the book focuses mostly on what happens after. It is nowhere near as horrifying as The Stand. It poses good moral questions about trusting people and trusting your instincts. It also examines how fear can make people do things that don't make sense. If you're up to exploring the dystopian genre again this is a good first start. ...more

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