A Killing Frost
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Description
Ellie and her friends return from a camping trip to find their country at war. Learning together, they fight back -- battling fear, rage, and the invading army that has stolen their land, seized their homes, taken their families, and destroyed their future. Continuing the story begun in Tomorrow When the War Began and The Dead of Night, John Marsden paints a shockingly real portrait of teenagers who take great risks to defend what is theirs.
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Product details
- 12-17
- Hardback | 288 pages
- 145 x 221 x 25mm | 499g
- 27 Apr 1998
- HOUGHTON MIFFLIN
- Boston, MA, United States
- English
- American
- Illustrations, black and white
- 0395837359
- 9780395837351
- 409,861
Review quote
"Marsden crafts one of the most exciting and harrowing sabotage sequences in YA literature...One cannot help but be struck by the delight and respect that Marsden holds for teenagers." Booklist, ALA, Boxed Review
The trilogy about Australia under siege that started with Tomorrow, When the War Began comes to a thrill-a-minute conclusion as the teen heroes continue their guerrilla tactics against totalitarian foes. Publishers Weekly
An action-packed, enjoyable read. School Library Journal
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The trilogy about Australia under siege that started with Tomorrow, When the War Began comes to a thrill-a-minute conclusion as the teen heroes continue their guerrilla tactics against totalitarian foes. Publishers Weekly
An action-packed, enjoyable read. School Library Journal
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About John Marsden
John Marsden wurde 1950 in Melbourne, Australien, geboren. Nach einem abgebrochenen Kunst- und Jurastudium war er u. a. Leichenbeschauer, Mitarbeiter bei einem Zirkus und bewachte das älteste Haus Australiens. Mit 28 Jahren fand er seinen Traumberuf und wurde - Lehrer. Seine Bücher wurden in 15 Sprachen übersetzt und erhielten zahlreiche Auszeichungen, darunter den Children's Book of the Year Award 1988.
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