Qualify by vera nazarian is a wild ride. It follows gwen lark as she progresses through major challenges to win a spot on a humanitarian mission from doomed earth. The heroine gwen is very relatable with a curious and imaginative nature and a warm hea...  Read More

A 16-year-old girlfinds races to save a small portion of world's population from extinction when an asteroid will wipe humanity off the face of planet earth. There are teenagers with all the angst and romantic complications that brings.

It reminds me very much of anne mccaffrey’s dragonsinger series. The series leads up to major, world(s) altering events. This is a testament on how well the atlantis grail series holds your interest.

I am retired and normally read 300 to 400 pages per day. There is a lot of ya elements than can be difficult for an adult to overlook.

The plot is lame. The plot has obvious contradictions.

Atlanteans are the worst. They *, injure and eventually kill most of the children given the opportunity to qualify. The alien technology is laughable.

Every single character is cardboard, including the racially stereotyped minority characters. Try befriending a more diverse group of people.

Gwen is bugging me with the way she drools over allllll the hot guys. Second, the heroine, gwen, is such an unlikable mary sue.