“End of Days” was an incredibly fascinating book; it didn’t have your basic, commonly used plot. Eric Walters managed to write in the perspectives of handpicked, unique and intelligent children/teens that were forced into a space agency as the world’s last resort, sending youth into space until Earth recovered from the asteroid that would destroy all forms of life, unravelled. Eric Walters, in detail, had stunningly written about their experiences at their dorm-like yet still unordinary placement. Despite that, those details included the excessive use of scientific vocabulary which seemed to take away from the book as I personally wasn’t familiar with most of the terms; however, readers may say that it enhanced their understanding of the plot and made it more descriptive. Overall, “End of Days” has been amazingly wrapped together by the author and I would definitely recommend this book to anyone interested in sci-fi around 12-14. If that fits your interests and you hope to grow your passion for science, I can easily guarantee that you will be pleased with Eric Walters’ late 2011 novel. Rating 4.5/5 stars.
- @BiggerPictureReviews of the Teen Review Board of the Hamilton Public Library

FINALLY THE SECOND BOOK CAME OUT

Please get the second book!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Personally, I found the beginning hard to get into, but by the middle to end I couldn't put it down and overall another impressive book by Eric Walters

eric walters is one of my favourite authors and never fails to impress me. This book was addicting. Read it in one day. I highly suggested for all ages 10+. Amazing story. Wish there was a second book.

My congratulations to Canadian author Eric Walters on a great book. I read it in the summer of 2012 and agree with my father, it should be rated teenage level and it should hold the interest of any adult. The fact that so many juvenile readers find it hard to understand, attests to this opinion. This is definitely a worthwhile read for any teen or adult reader. Doctor-at-Bass! T. A.

I did not like this book at all. I didn't understand the terminology and it was boring.

I thought the book was amazing. I really liked howEric Walters incorperated Billy into the book and that the synopsis on the back of the book didn't reveal too much but gets you interested. Also, I thought the ending was slightly abrupt since I wish they gave more details about the rocket.

I thought this book was better than most typical science fiction or "the-world-is-ending" books. I liked how it took two very unique people's point of veiw and brought them together in the end. I didn't like how the book ended right when the real adventure begins on the rocket, but from my experience Eric Walter does that a lot with his endings in books.

First off, amazing detail at times I felt I was right there with Billy. The scientific feeling made it so much amazing-er (is that a word?). On the other hand at times, I got confuse at points in the book which made me re-read the chapter over again. Other than that great book. 3/5 stars -Footzah