This book was awesome and definitely a top contender on the 2025 RFL List. The inclusion of the COVID-19 epidemic as the backdrop of the story made it feel more realistic. I agree with Ron in the aspect that the disease really did seem to do more good than harm, so why not spread it? But also, Morgan was clearly correct in her opinion that people should be able to choose how they want to live their lives. If they don’t wanna be happy, positive, content, and amazing 24/7, I totally get that!… not… The ending was horrible because I was rooting for Ron, and because that ‘vaccine’ has absolutely no good side to it. But fingers crossed there will be an awesome sequel someday!! One billion and ten percent recommend, LOVED this!!
Overall, I enjoyed this book. I enjoyed the irony of dame Havilland creating her own conflict. I wonder why the virus was named crown royale. Also, I think Neal Shusterman likes ending stories with epidemics because the scythe series also ends with many diaeses.
This book was awesome and definitely a top contender on the 2025 RFL List. The inclusion of the COVID-19 epidemic as the backdrop of the story made it feel more realistic. I agree with Ron in the aspect that the disease really did seem to do more good than harm, so why not spread it? But also, Morgan was clearly correct in her opinion that people should be able to choose how they want to live their lives. If they don’t wanna be happy, positive, content, and amazing 24/7, I totally get that!… not… The ending was horrible because I was rooting for Ron, and because that ‘vaccine’ has absolutely no good side to it. But fingers crossed there will be an awesome sequel someday!! One billion and ten percent recommend, LOVED this!!
Overall, I enjoyed this book. I enjoyed the irony of dame Havilland creating her own conflict. I wonder why the virus was named crown royale. Also, I think Neal Shusterman likes ending stories with epidemics because the scythe series also ends with many diaeses.