Since she can't afford to fly anywhere for break, her best friend, Maddy, actually suggests the RV trip. The story, the plot, the ending, the secrets, the characters in this book, the mystery and the ending. honestly would have given this book 1 star but the fact that oliver died was enough for it to be 2 stars. Either way, ‘Five Survive’ had me hooked to the page and more invested than I ever consciously realized.

starting with the main character, Red; i found her dull for the majority of the book, and at times she was irritating.If I were her, I’m not sure I’d ever be able to trust him again, but they were pretty cute together, I cannot lie! I definitely felt a host of emotions while reading her other books, but this one was a little different. It was a fun read that gave me multiple thrills and freaked me out way too many times, and I loved it! i think the only parts that i liked was the beginning ( before they got stuck), the oliver + reyna drama ( admittedly made me giggle because i am oliver's no. I wish the sniper could've been a little more attention but it's all good, the story was quite entertaining and the twists and turns make up for it.

In her darkest moments, those winter nights when she had to wear her coat to bed, over two pairs of pajamas and five pairs of socks, and still shivered anyway, Red sometimes wished she were Maddy Lavoy.The secrets, suspense and action pushes you to read the entire book in just one sitting, proving yet again Jackson is the queen of young adult novels. Red always had hers tied back, loose bangs at the front that she’d cut herself with the kitchen scissors.