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Megan E. Freeman's Alone is a thought-provoking story that blends high-stakes mystery with themes of resilience, truth, and courage. Centered around a group of young evacuees—including a passionate filmmaker and an inquisitive journalist—this novel captures the uncertainty and tension of a world turned upside down by an unnamed threat.

As the kids begin to question the official story, their investigation uncovers more questions than answers. Freeman balances suspense with deeply human moments, showing how even in the darkest times, young people can lead with empathy, determination, and strength.

One of the book’s most unique and engaging features is its use of multiple formats to reflect each character’s voice—shifting between prose, verse, and even play script. It also weaves in written correspondence between a character and her aunt, adding variety to the storytelling.

Alone is not only a compelling and timely read—it’s a powerful reminder of the importance of asking questions, seeking the truth, and standing up for what’s right.