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By: John Marsden

Part of series: Tomorrow Part 3

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  • CategoryYoung Adult
  • LanguageEnglish
  • Pages270
  • Published1995
  • File size712 KB
  • FormatPDF
  • ISBN9780439829120

Key ideas from the book

  • Ellie and her friends move from defense toward striking back against the enemy.
  • Their plans extend beyond land to a mission involving a container ship at Cobbler’s Bay.
  • The sabotage attempt depends on stealth and a large explosion.
  • The story raises the stakes with the possibility of imprisonment if the plan fails.
  • The novel brings together young adult fiction, war, dystopia, adventure, and survival.

About A Killing Frost by John Marsden

Six months into the war, Ellie and her friends are no longer only trying to survive and defend themselves. In this third Tomorrow series novel, they plan to strike back on land and water, with a mission to sabotage a container ship at Cobbler’s Bay.

Stealth and a large explosion are central to their plan, while failure could bring imprisonment. Published in 2006, this young adult novel combines war, dystopian fiction, adventure, science fiction, and survival. It may suit readers interested in tense stories about young people making risky plans in a conflict zone.

About John Marsden

John Marsden was an Australian author and educator best known for writing for young readers. His bestselling Tomorrow series begins with Tomorrow, When the War Began, a story of teenagers resisting an invasion of Australia. Other notable works include So Much to Tell You and Letters from the Inside, which explore adolescence, isolation and resilience. Marsden also wrote The Rabbits, an allegorical picture book illustrated by Shaun Tan. Across his work, he often examined young people’s inner…

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