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Original Title:	Adrift
ISBN:	0545709393 (ISBN13: 9780545709392)
Edition Language:	English

Adrift

Paul Griffin

Hardcover | Pages: 240 pages

Rating: 3.71 | 1810 Users | 365 Reviews

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Title	:	Adrift
Author	:	Paul Griffin
Book Format	:	Hardcover
Book Edition	:	Deluxe Edition
Pages	:	Pages: 240 pages
Published	:	July 28th 2015 by Scholastic Press
Categories	:	Young Adult. Adventure. Survival. Realistic Fiction. Fiction. Contemporary

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Five teenagers. One boat. Who will come back alive?

Matt and his best friend, John, only came out to Montauk for the summer to make a little extra cash and then head back home. A seemingly basic plan for two guys from Queens.

And then Matt meets Driana.

Because it’s always about a girl, right?

The girl leads to a party, the party leads to a boat, which leads to being adrift at sea with three rich kids who have no clue about how to navigate a boat, let alone actually survive.

Matt and John are used to creating stability in unstable situations, but Matt’s busy falling in love at the worst possible time, and John can rub people the wrong way when he’s focused on survival. Driana is trying to keep the peace, but her friends JoJo and Stef aren’t making it easy. The longer they are out there, the lower everyone’s reserves of mental and emotional strength, which is a problem since the biggest mistakes can happen when people are tired and hungry and have no hope.

How far will each of them go to survive?

And what happens when old tensions and past ghosts rise to the surface?

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Ratings: 3.71 From 1810 Users | 365 Reviews

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As always here on GR, I love to pick up ideas from my friends, and when it comes to Aussie Readers I really cant go wrong. My formula is slipping! I didnt love this one. Perhaps its due to the genre, or perhaps I just didnt feel this one. I didnt feel any particular kinship with the characters, nor was I drawn into the story in any real way. Mostly Id say my feelings of being let down was the lack of connection with the characters, this didnt entice me to keep going, but I did as it was short.

"I think this, here, right now, the way I'm feeling: This is the true me. And I am so very angry. I don't even have the courage to kill myself. Who would build such a world? Tell me. A world where tests like this are commonplace?" Paul Griffins Adrift is a compelling story about five teenagers who are thrown together in the worst of circumstances Although they couldnt be more different from each other, they have to work together to survive. Matt and John are just two average guys working summer

Oh, wow. That got heavy and dark and it stayed that way, aided I suppose by the fact that they are lost at sea without food for quite a few more days than most YA authors would put their kids through. I loved the friendship between the two local guys and even appreciated John's outwardly emotionless, thoroughly pragmatic "if there's a problem, don't have feelings about it, fix it" approach to the whole situation, but the narrator was not kidding around when he said none of them made it back

This was wateryly brilliant. <3 Had quite a slow start but then I was sucked into it like a tidal wave and COULDN'T. STOP. READING.Review will be up on blog soon and expect lots of watery gifs and and puns. >;)

A gripping read. I felt like I was on the boat with the kids. Could easily see this one becoming a movie. Just the idea of sharks frightens me so I was pretty much freaked out the whole book.

until the very end of this book, i was prepared to give it two stars. it's not terrible, it just reads like the YA from my youth and not like the more complex and enticing-to-adults YA that we are blessed with nowadays. the characters are wooden, the dialogue is unconvincing, and the sequence of events is more about making sure point a gets to point b than telling a naturalistic story. but i definitely think it's a book that will appeal to teens, particularly that crucial subset of reluctant

A Haiku for Adrift: Dumb teens on a boatVery hungry sharks eat themLots of blood and gore