A fascinating read penned by an expert hand. Everlost is turning into Everwild, right before readers’ eyes. more Get A Copy Kindle Store 9. It's a magical, yet dangerous place where bands of lost children r. Each character grows, developing new aspects of their personality and finding out just how far they’ll go to achieve their aims, whether anyone else likes it or not. Instead, they're caught halfway between life and death, in a sort of limbo known as Everlost: a shadow of the living world, filled with all the things and places that no longer exist. In this sequel to Everlost (2006), Shusterman has once again created a world that is beautiful and imaginative yet increasingly eerie and grim. Allie can move back to the real world by hijacking the body of a living being, but she can’t move on into the light, even if she wanted to. Nick, the Chocolate Ogre, has already discovered how to send these lost souls into the light and is determined to fight Mary before he turns completely into a chocolate statue. Mary seeks to trap children there forever as her loyal-but unwitting-followers. It’s a world between, where lost souls search for safety, for permanence or just a feeling of belonging (not unlike real life). Everlost is where children go when they die, if they miss their chance to go into the light or are just not ready to transition into the hereafter.
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