THE TERRIOTRY: TRUTH - BY SARAH GOVETT

       Sorry for being inactive lately, exam season has been exhausting and I feel like it has been an eternity since I've last written a review. However, summer is approaching (*grins as now has an excuse to eat ice cream 24/7*) and I will have so much more time to keep up with my blog ;). 

Anyway, the third Territory book is by far my favourite - Sarah once again has impressed me with her elegant writing style and finesse. The gripping finale tells the story of Noa and her friends escaping through the Fence, fleeing from the Ministry and their ubiquitous spies and dealing with a broken heart shattered into a million pieces. Fast paced, poignant and full of twists - this gem of a book is a rival to any modern classics. Throughout the book Sarah unconsciously forces us to consider our planet's future, how we handle population growth and makes us question our education system. Not only is this book an absolute pleasure to read but a warning that stimulates us to change something about the way we live on our precious planet. 
Starring an endearingly flawed heroine and a compelling love triangle, the books are acutely observed and the themes of inequality and environmental collapse effect you chillingly close to the bone.

With elements of sci-fi, romance and adventure this book is suitable for anyone aged 12+. As we trek further into this book we develop a strong bond with all the characters, their personal stories and how they came to the Wetlands. As readers, witnessing strangers connect so closely by hard circumstances such as hunger and even death is so moving - this theme of having to face hard reality is one that makes this book feel so real.

In conclusion, I absolutely loved this book from the first word to the very last and would 100% recommend you to read it. If you have any suggestions for books I should read and perhaps reviews next - comment then down below!