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Title	:	Harry Styles and the New York Apocalypse
Author	:	G.B. Hope
Book Format	:	Kindle Edition
Book Edition	:	Anniversary Edition
Pages	:	Pages: 290 pages
Published	:	June 17th 2015 by CreateSpace (first published January 1st 2014)
Categories	:	Young Adult

Harry Styles and the New York Apocalypse Kindle Edition | Pages: 290 pages

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When a total power black-out hits the world -- planes falling from the sky, cars crashing, cell phones and computers dying -- two Englishmen are stranded separately on the east coast of the US. They both try to find their girlfriend and sister, respectively, who is trapped in New York. As society quickly turns to chaos, the two men encounter violence, tragedy, friendships and adventure, joined along the way by several different characters.
Meanwhile, the girl they are making their way towards is surviving as best she can, all the while being terribly worried for her idol: Harry Styles, of the band One Direction, who was performing in New York at the time of the unexplained apocalyptic event.

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Ratings: 4.13 From 131 Users | 42 Reviews

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A realistic style of writing for the apocalyptic genre. Plus realistic characters - I could see if there might be issues with remembering characters the way the story flits about, but I enjoyed it. I recommend it.

That's what we're talking about!Yes, I could find fault with some of the set pieces, but overall I loved the idea of this.

an apocalyps so real you think it could happen.i loved it.

While the storyline is creative and original, the number of characters and the relative short time you get to spend with each one really distracted from the overall story. I kept having to go back and refresh my memory as to who was who and how they were related/intertwined. The plot is fast paced so it keeps your attention, but unfortunately I never really bonded with any of the characters because you don't get to spend that much time with them. Also, some of the graphic scenes seemed

I keep coming back to this review because Im unhappy with what Ive written. I have sugar-coated my actual response to this book in an effort to keep the peace. I just dont feel like I can leave my review as is because Im lying about this book. That being said, I am re-writing my review, again. Im going to stay true to my original feelings concerning this book. If that bothers anyone Im sorry. You are entitled to your opinion just as I am entitled to mine.That being said, I did not finish this

Today's review is a very serious one for me, and I'm sure you can understand that I have a lot to say upon seeing my first-ever one star rating. I received Finding Harry Styles for review, and I requested it on NetGalley because the title drew me in with it's fun nature. I expected this book to be a fan fiction about finding Harry Styles in New York City. Instead, I got a post-apocalyptic novel in which there is a worldwide blackout. Harry Styles plays no role in the book whatsoever, except that

I wanted to like this book. It has a great premise on two fronts: an apocalypse story which addresses (1) the plight of foreigners traveling abroad and (2) the concerns of fangirls worried about their favorite celebs. Unfortunately, it's really ineptly written. There are a ton of basic stylistic errors, enough to be distracting, and the author can't write an American voice to save his life. The pacing is all over the place, less in broader plot terms than from paragraph to paragraph, with