
The Boy on the Bridge
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Narrated by:
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Finty Williams
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By:
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M. R. Carey
Once upon a time, in a land blighted by terror, there was a very clever boy.
The people thought the boy could save them, so they opened their gates and sent him out into the world.
To where the monsters lived.
In The Boy on the Bridge, M. R. Carey returns to the world of his phenomenal word-of-mouth best seller, The Girl With All the Gifts, for the very first time.
©2017 M. R. Carey (P)2017 Hachette AudioListeners also enjoyed...




















Excellent Follow-up for the Girl with all the gift
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Beautifully written. Pulls on the heartstrings in so many ways because of the inevitability of the outcome. Just like The Girl with all the Gifts, extrapolates logically from the initial premise. Totally satisfying book.Immersive
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Absolutely Gorgeous. Perfect.
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Not as good as Girl With All The Gifts, but still great
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Kept me wondering the whole book how in the world Rosy ended up abandoned in London, where they found it in book 1.
It’s not hard to imagine this scenario happening to our world.
A worthy second in series
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but this one was better than the last.
A different version of a girl with all the gifts
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As good if not better than “The Girl…”
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The characters were not sharing vital info with each other - it is kinda explained but no less frustrating.
Additionally, some tropes from the first book are basically copied verbatim (gifted child and their special grown-up) - that's not a big problem in itself, but together with the first one it makes it even less enticing to listen to.
Most of the book was painful to sit through
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