I had to read this for school, so of course my image is tainted of it. However, I'm certain the book played into too many overused archetypes and fell behind on the plot because of the characters meant to service it. The most interesting person was Henry, and even then his "wrap-up" left more to be desired. It was exceedingly average.

You will NOT REGRET reading this book, it was so well written and the way the characters were written were awesome and the humor that was put in at exactly the right time made it a fun read. I also liked the way the characters reacted to the crisis and how they were all different but all human in a way that made them seam real. I rate this book five stars and it is by far my favorite book.

I swear you won’t regret it.

This book is a w e s o m e. The characters are written so well and I really felt like I knew them in person. I felt such emotion while reading the book. ( heck, I even cried over Kingston the dog) It really makes you wonder if you would ever have to endure the pain that the characters did. I could never imagine living through a crisis until now and to think that people really do live, no, survive through something like that is heart wrenching. I’ve always been the one at home, in my living room, watching crisis after crisis unfold in front of me on my tv. It’s always the same: “oh that’s terrible.” And then I walk away to drink my water and take for granted the things that the people on the news have been deprived of. I have so much I would love to say about Dry but I also don’t want to write and essay so I’ll end it here. I encourage anyone reading this review to read this book. You won’t regret it.

Literally the best book I’ve ever read in my WHOLE. Life ! The plot, the characters phenomenal. All though I was hoping it would show something like 3 years later where Jacqui, Kelton , Garret and Alyssa in the future, it’s all good!! I’m glad this book is being turned into a movie