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Title	:	Burning For Revenge (Tomorrow #5)
Author	:	John Marsden
Book Format	:	Paperback
Book Edition	:	Deluxe Edition
Pages	:	Pages: 261 pages
Published	:	December 1st 2006 by Scholastic Paperbacks (first published 1997)
Categories	:	Young Adult. Fiction. War

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The action doesn't let up in the most explosive Tomorrow book yet -- another international bestseller from John Marsden.
The journey to Stratton isn't an easy trip, especially when the enemy's headquarters lie somewhere along the way. And that's exactly where Ellie and her friends unwittingly find themselves. With only five of them against hundreds of armed soldiers, escape seems like a suicide mission. But Stratton is where Ellie's grandmother lives, so the journey must be made -- even though the odds aren't good.
Ellie must summon all of her courage and guerrilla instincts to survive the latest high-stakes installment of the action-packed Tomorrow series.

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Original Title:	Burning For Revenge
ISBN:	0439858038 (ISBN13: 9780439858038)
Edition Language:	English
Series:	Tomorrow #5
Characters:	Lee, Ellie Linton, Homer Yannos, Fiona Maxwell, Kevin Holmes
Literary Awards:	West Australian Young Readers' Book Award (WAYRBA) for Older Readers (1999), Australian Booksellers Association Book of the Year (1997)

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"I had thought there was no hope. I had thought there was no solution. I thought death was the only option. Now I realised that by our own determination we'd made things happen. We'd found answers where there were none. I promised myself to remember this lesson forever." Creo que este libro es un poco similar al anterior: es un poco de relleno, y las cosas que pasaron no lograron sorprenderme del todo. A pesar de eso, creo que hubo más acción que en el anterior.Mi problema, otra vez, es que

This ends things with a bang and the unfortunately situation where they cannot trust anyone outside the group. The book is slow burning this time around, at least they don't leave the country like they did a few novels back. They now understand that the fight is far from over and the revolution is only in the beginnings. I liked the character development a little better with this story, Leigh finally reveals something about himself that Ellie is shocked to discover. The book is a little

Picking up shortly after the conclusion of Darkness, Be My Friend, the teens find themselves back in Hell, feeling like they have been abandoned by the New Zealanders after their failed attempt to sabotage the local airport. Each is driven by their own feelings as to what they want to do next, but as a group they once again make a decision and stick to it.After deciding that staying in Hell is not in the best interests of the group as a whole, they decide to make the trip to the nearest big

AWESOME i loved the nitty gritty stuff - this book isnt nice, it doesnt cut back on the details because they make us uncomfortable. it gets right up in your face and makes you feel like your the main character going through this war just trying to survive and help get your country back. ellie, the main character isnt out there she totally believable with normal teenage flaws. actually its kind of creepy for an older male author to get it so right.while im sure many parents wouldnt want there

Stranded in their home country of Australia, Ellie, Homer, Lee, Kevin, and Fi struggle to find a way to make a difference in the war. With no sign of the Kiwi soldiers, they know they are on their own once again. With security tightening around the area, it is more difficult than ever to move around the occupied areas.When an amazing opportunity falls into their laps, they can't ignore it - no matter how dangerous. Knowing they might not make it out alive - Ellie and her friends set out to hurt

The Tomorrow series continues in this 5th installment of Ellie and her friends trying to make it through the world.There's very little dialogue in this book - most of it is action. I don't really mind, although I find that the dialogue helps continue to build the characters.The funny thing about why I keep reading these books isn't the suspense (I totally peeked at the end of this book so I knew what was coming) but it's the way that Marsden writes his action. These scenes are so compelling! The

3.75 / 5After the end of Darkness, Be My Friend, Ellie and co. are hiding out in Wirrawee following their failed (view spoiler)[strike against the air field (hide spoiler)] and dealing a little with the aftermath of their shootout. After a brief "discussion", the team decides to head out from their hideout and see if there's anything they can do to assist with the war effort, though (view spoiler)[Kevin (hide spoiler)] seems to have lost it a bit and definitely isn't doing near as well as the