Pure takes place in an apocalyptic world with the main case
being Pressia Belze. Pressia lives with her granddad (or who she thinks is her
granddad) but soon he world turns upside down when genetically advanced people
enter her world from the safety of their dome. She soon finds out that her real
mother is out there only a fingertip away and clues have been left like bread
crumbs. On her travels Pressia meets a series of people all mutated by the
apocalypse. One man has birds fused to his back which flutter to show his
current emotions. When she finds her granddad has been captured by the dome she
is only more determined to find her mum and take them down.
Although the book seems to be slow starting off when the
clues start to come together the book seems to be glued to your hand as hours
fly by. Pure also requires some concentration to make sense of the surroundings
and clues given. There is a sense of achievement when you work out a clue
before the characters.
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