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The Night is for Hunting (The Tomorrow Series #6) | 
 enlarge | Author: John Marsden
Publisher: Scholastic Paperbacks
Category: Book
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Rating:  9 reviews
Sales Rank: 162418
Media: Paperback
Reading Level: Young Adult
Pages: 256
Number Of Items: 1
Shipping Weight (lbs): 0.6
Dimensions (in): 7.8 x 5.3 x 0.6
ISBN: 0439858046
EAN: 9780439858045
ASIN: 0439858046
Publication Date: January 1, 2007
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Product Description
Amidst a brutal war with no end in sight, Ellie and her four remaining friends discover that their hidden refuge becomes a crowded place when they decide to care for an uncooperative crew of orphans. Things only get worse when Ellie and Homer learn that mysterious visitors have discovered their sanctuary. Has the enemy found them out? Five ordinary teens brave the worst in this electrifying continuation of their battle to stay safe and sane in a war zone that was once their home.
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 WONDERFUL! A MUST SEE! August 2, 2000
Julia (USA)
4 out of 6 found this review helpful
this Story is a wonderful one that you can't get enough of! i can't get enough of this epic tale! And to think this is story about teenagers. this is a GREAT book! you must get it!
The greatest war story/ comming of age tail ever told June 30, 2002
Sean Simpson (pacific pines, QLD Australia)
2 out of 3 found this review helpful
I was first introduced to this serioes at school, we were assigned to read it for English, before this book all books assigned to us in school were all garbage and I expected the same, as did most the other students in my class, most wouldnt bother to read it, so the teacher read it aloud in class, for most of it upuntil the half way mark I ignored most of it, until it dawned on me that this book was actualy sounding o.k. When I got home i got my copy from the bookshelf and actualy started to read it, and I read at any chance I had, and when I finished I read the second and third and then had to wait while the rest were written and released
The amazing story starts off with a group of teenagers going camping, and when they return the find the Australia has been taken over by another country, they go to the bush again to hide, but can't just sit back and do nothing and decide to fight back in what ever way they can, although unconventional, when all is said and done and the series is over they made a huge impact on the war, sometimes planned, sometimes fluked, of coarse not all survive and with every loss you can not help but feel the emotional pain of the others, it is the best comming of age story I have read, and although it is listed as a young adult series, it will be unforgetable to all ages and you will develop a bond with Ellie, Homer, Kevin and the rest of the gang, I have never fell in love with any fictional charactors the way I did with these guys, not even in T.V series
A story like this comes along once in a life time, do not, and I mean do not missss this book
Ellie faces some hard truths about her changing personality January 4, 2002
Midwest Book Review (Oregon, WI USA)
1 out of 1 found this review helpful
Ellie and her crew are still battling the forces which have overtaken their homeland: here their rescue of a band of near-feral children almost exposes their cover and endangers all their lives. Ellie faces some hard truths about her changing personality in the face of constant war and conflict and Marsden remains true to his riveting action and fast-paced style in this ongoing story, which is hard to put down and accessible to newcomers to the plot.
 Very good, as always April 20, 2002
Emil (Stockholm, Sweden)
1 out of 2 found this review helpful
The Tomorrow series may be the best seven books I've ever read. John Marsden is an excellent writer, and he almost make me think that this war is real.
But this book probably is the worst of the seven. It wasn't such a thrill reading it as the others, as this book's just made to build up the tension for the grand finale in "The Other Side of Dawn". The only thing that really happens is that they run a daycare center for some feral kids, and that they get aware of soldiers lurking outside Hell.
Luckily, Marsden can with his spell-binding writing still capture the reader in this book.
The best read in the world January 23, 2002
A 12-year old reader (Oak Brook, IL USA)
This is the story of the century. This is a definite must read. This is part of one of the most phenominal series of this century. This gripping story will have you guessing. The details will set a scene all its own. With a cliffhanger, it will leave you begging for the next book.
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