The End

Charlie Higson

Jun 2016 · Sold by Little, Brown Books for Young Readers

About this ebook

Everyday Reality is a Drag?.

FUN¿-the latest in augmented reality-is fun YAY! but it's also frustrating, glitchy, and dangerously addictive BOO!. Just when everyone else is getting on, 17-year-old Aaron O'Faolain wants off.

But first he has to complete his Application for Termination, and in order to do that he has to deal with his History-not to mention the present, including his grandfather's suicide and a series of clues that may (or may not) lead to buried treasure. As he attempts to unravel the mystery, Aaron is sidetracked again . . . and again. Shadowed by his virtual "best friend," Homie, Aaron struggles with love, loss, dog bites, community theater, wild horses, wildfires, and the fact (deep breath) that actual reality can sometimes surprise you.

Sean McGinty's strikingly profound debut unearths a world that is eerily familiar, yet utterly original. Discover what it means to come to the end of fun.

Ratings and reviews

This was an interesting end to the series. So many deaths. All in all it felt rushed but u still enjoyed it. I'd love to read another novel following an afterwards!

Book 1-4 was pure brain candy. I ran through them. Book 5 was a slow down on story. Book 6 is a kin to the Starwars series 1-3 a bit of a mess with a lack of focus and anti-climatic.

This book along with the rest of the enemy series was one of the greatest things i have read. it kept me going from the first book all the way to THE END. GET IT LOL. it was thrilling and kept u involved. i felt when the children died. I was excited when good things happened. i hope there are more books that keep your attention like these. charles higson out did hisself with this one. Smart writing. And am really glad that David got we he deserved along with john. i was hopin there would be something about banishing the kids that were with david n john.

About the author

Sean McGinty is a graduate of the Iowa Writers' Workshop. He has worked as a newspaper reporter, farmer, and English instructor. He lives in Portland, Oregon, where he teaches reading and writing. The End of Fun is his debut novel.