In Rachel’s time the United States is a controlling, overpowering, and difficult place to live. The country has sealed itself from enemies using an invisible, yet impenetrable, border that citizens fear. However, when Rachel receives a message from someone across the Line, all of her doubts about her country and the rumors about the people across the Line urge her to break rules and go against everything she knows. While The Line takes place in a futuristic world with a post-apocalypse area outside its borders, there is nothing horrifying or scary in the book. This story is entirely appropriate for juvenile readers in grades 4+ and can be found in the Juvenile Fiction section under J HAL.
Submitted by Ms. Kristina
Courtesy of Sequoyah Regional Library System
Library website: http://www.sequoyahregionallibrary.org/
