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Original Title:	Darkness, Be My Friend
ISBN:	043985802X (ISBN13: 9780439858021)
Edition Language:	English
Series:	Tomorrow #4
Characters:	Lee, Ellie Linton, Homer Yannos, Fiona Maxwell, Kevin Holmes

Darkness, Be My Friend (Tomorrow #4) Paperback | Pages: 259 pages

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Title	:	Darkness, Be My Friend (Tomorrow #4)
Author	:	John Marsden
Book Format	:	Paperback
Book Edition	:	Anniversary Edition
Pages	:	Pages: 259 pages
Published	:	October 1st 2006 by Scholastic Paperbacks (first published 1996)
Categories	:	Young Adult. Fiction. War. Science Fiction. Dystopia. Cultural. Australia. Adventure. Action

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The battle continues as five ordinary kids must journey back into the heart of an epic conflict.

Five months into World War III, Ellie and her four remaining friends have barely escaped the Australian town of Wirrawee with their lives and their sanity intact.
But as the next step becomes clear, they realize they must once again sacrifice their hard-won comfort and safety. A group of soldiers has recruited the kids to guide the way to the Wirrawee air base.
What could possibly motivate Ellie and her friends to return? This risky sabotage mission may be their only hope of rescuing their families, too.

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this is the 4th in a YA series about a group of Aussie teens who come back from a camping trip in the outback to find that their country has been invaded and everyone else in their community has been taken prisoner. by book 4 the story is getting a little formulaic--the kids have been through hell, they attempt another act of sabotage against the enemy. but i have to keep reading all 7 to find out what finally happens in the end.

After 5 months in New Zealand Elle and her little gang are asked to go back to Wirrawee with a team of New Zealand soldiers. The Australians are to act as guides mostly as they know the terrain like the back of their hands. But nothing goes to plan in this book unlike previous books everything they trie fails. On their First mission they loose the New Zealanders then they decide to try and do some damage them selves.

Plot summary: Now safe in Wellington, Ellie and her friends are adapting to life outside of war-torn Australia. All that is about to change. When they're asked to return to Wirrawee with a team of New Zealand soldiers to undertake guerilla attacks, they reluctantly agree. But when the New Zealand soldiers disappear without a trace, the teenagers must once again fend for themselves, and decide once again whether to hide out or fight for their country.Thoughts: This is the book where the emotional

Starting Words: I didn't want to go back.Ending Words: Pay the price and be proud you have paid it,that's what I reckon.Readable but not my thinghowever I will give it 2 Stars.

3.5 ★So wish we could have half stars on here!!!!!After being rescued by the New Zealand army at the end of the previous book, Ellie, Homer & the rest of their little group are heading back to Hell.Another good instalment of this series, but I didnt find this one as gripping as previous ones, that may be because it had to follow the 3rd book ( The Third Day, The Frost ) which in my opinion is the best in the series (so far) so it had a lot to live up too. Not as much action & more how

Still eminently readable, but not quite as good as the previous books in this series. Ellie is basically suffering from PTSD for this entire book, so it is a lot more talking about how scared and tired everyone is. It was a lot more about how terrible war is, but our intrepid youngsters seemed less knowable then ever. There was a lot of narrative, explaining stuff, not very much conversation. It's hard to explain because that all seems to follow one another - of course they are unknowable now,

This review was originally posted on The Moonlight LibraryWe cant all be winners all the time.Thats the theme of this book.Sure, in the past, things have gone wrong. Plans have gone awry. People have been killed.But the main objective was always achieved.Wirrawee Bridge. The officers houses. Cobblers Bay.Not in this book.This book is all about failure.Small mistakes.The kind you make because youve been living a perfectly ordinary life for six months.The kind you make because youre adjusting to