Fire Brats

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Fire Brats is a series of

Barbara Siegel, Scott Siegel
and Barbara Steiner. The first book, The Burning Land, was published in 1987.

Overview

Fire Brats is a series set in the aftermath of World War III. It follows the struggles of two teenagers, Matt and Dani, to escape a nuclear-bombed city and find a new life.

The Burning Land (1987)

Matt and Dani scarcely know one another when World War III happens. They meet each other in a

radiation sickness.[citation needed] When an earthquake destroys the building over their heads a month later, they dig their way out to find themselves threatened by a gang of escaped convicts. They escape to head for California, where Matt hopes to find the rest of his family still alive.[1]

Survivors (1987)

Matt and Dani cross a huge river on a

Thunder Mountain (1987)

As a dust storm strikes, Matt and Dani struggle to survive. They eventually reach the shelter of Thunder Mountain, but it is not really the safe refuge they need.

Shockwave (1988)

As nuclear

bombing.[1]

Reception

One of the issues that has irked many readers of this series was that there was never any resolution. The first four books build up the characters, who are trying to get to California, have these characters face much adversity, and then leave them stranded with book four. The reason for there not being any fifth book is still unknown.

This series of books was very popular amongst adolescent readers, many of whom remember the series fondly, but still, all this time later, long to know the fate of Matt and Dani.

References

  1. ^ a b c "Nuclear Holocausts Bibliography: S". public.wsu.edu. Archived from the original on 2011-08-15.

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