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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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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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Title	:	Darkness, Be My Friend (Tomorrow #4)
Author	:	John Marsden
Book Format	:	Paperback
Book Edition	:	First 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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this book, #4 of the Tomorrow series, should have been incorporated into the story in either book 3 or book 5 of this series. If I had not been reading the series, I would have put the book down after the first couple of chapters. I truly see no valid reason to have a whole book, #4, segueing into another complete book. All this book does is link books 4 and 5. The only action is a muddled attempt to help the war cause for the Australians, and I don't believe it has to have a book to itself.

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.

This story felt the slowest of the all so far, however I'm still loving the series. It was interesting to hear about how damaged they all were after their time in the prison camps. I don't think any of them realized how traumatized they actually were. They just kept living each day, never know when it would be their last. I'm really curious to see how the next book goes as they are now stuck back in the thick of the war.

This was the first book i read from the series, because i dont know the meaning of chronological order. But its been about 6/7 years since that first and only read. I remembered the beginning and bits of the end, but i never remembered the middle. Now i know why. This book has the least amount of plot, it could literally be redacted and nothing of any consequence would be lost aside from facts that could totally be brought in later, when a plot was relevant. I still enjoy the characters, the

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

As this is the fourth book in the series I'll keep this brief to avoid spoilers. Another great installment in this series. Action-packed, a fast read, and great characters. Can't wait to see where this goes.

Spoilers in this review. This was the first book from the series I hadn't read, I had previously read 1-3. I was really disappointed. Before this book I really felt like everything that happened could possibly happen because of the chaos of war. But I don't believe an army would send 5 teenagers back into a country where they had been previously arrested and sentenced to death & 20-35 years in prison. Sorry, I don't buy it. What help could they really be? They were sent back with 12