The creatures in the Spill Zone, the atmosphere there, and mostly Vespertine. Vespertine travels with Addie on occasion and keeps Lexa company other times. It just needs to recharge in the Spill Zone sometimes. She does have a doll, Vespertine who she communicates through. She has some collectors who will pay big bucks for the art. It’s super dangerous, but that is the only way for her to make enough money to help her sister. No one is allowed in the Spill Zone, but Addie sneaks in and takes gorgeous, haunting, and chilling photos of it. She takes care of her little sister now that her parents are dead. The characters were great too and though we don’t learn too much about them yet, it really makes the anticipation for a sequel almost unbearable.Īddie is the main character. I thought that the illustrations really brought the story to life and added a creepy factor to it. This one has beautiful artwork and a pretty crazy storyline. I don’t tend to read a lot of them, but I do enjoy them on occasion. This was a creepy, weird book, interesting graphic novel. Addison Merrick is one such explorer, dedicated to finding out what happened that night, and to unraveling the events that took her parents and left her little sister mute and disconnected from the world. But a few intrepid explorers know how to sneak through the patrols and steer clear of the dangers inside the Zone.

Was it an angelic visitation? A nanotech accident? A porthole opening from another world? Whatever it was, no one's allowed in the Spill Zone these days except government scientists and hazmat teams. Nobody's ever really explained the Spill. Source: Macmillan Children’s Publishing Group

Genres: Graphic Novel, Horror, Supernatural, YA This does not affect my opinion of the book or the content of my review. I received this book for free from Macmillan Children’s Publishing Group in exchange for an honest review. Tuesday, Blog Tour: Spill Zone by Scott Westerfeld Posted by Amy

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