“So, that was Nature's way. The mosquito felt pain and panic but the dragonfly knew nothing of cruelty. Humans would call it evil, the big dragonfly destroying the mosquito and ignoring the little insects suffering. Yet humans hated mosquitoes too, calling them vicious and bloodthirsty. All these words, words like 'evil' and 'vicious', they meant nothing to Nature. Yes, evil was a human invention.”
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The Tomorrow Series: Tomorrow When the War Began
In this gripping dystopian novel, a group of Australian teenagers are enjoying a camping trip when they are suddenly and inexplicably attacked by an unseen enemy. As they return to their homes, they discover that their country has been invaded and their world has changed forever. The story follows the group as they struggle to adapt to their new reality, facing danger, uncertainty, and the harsh realities of war. As they try to survive and uncover the truth behind the invasion, they must rely on each other and their own resourcefulness to navigate the treacherous landscape of their occupied homeland. more
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John Marsden
John Marsden, born on September 27, 1950, is an Australian writer known for his works in young adult literature. His books often explore themes of growth, family, and identity, and have gained popularity among readers. more
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