A group of teenage friends are forced to band together when chaos breaks out in their community, and what ensues is a frightening survival scenario. Print Word PDF This section contains 1,585 words (approx. Stores of bottled water last only a matter of days, and the government can’t mobilize fast enough to provide water for its 23 million citizens. Dry: A Novel - Pages 1-47 Summary & Analysis Neal Shusterman This Study Guide consists of approximately 58 pages of chapter summaries, quotes, character analysis, themes, and more - everything you need to sharpen your knowledge of Dry. The book begins when a California state sponsored deal for diverted water falls through and the water mains in Southern California run completely dry as a crippling drought hits. Written by National Book award winning bestselling author Neal Shusterman (whose Challenger Deep is set at Chernin and Scythe at Universal) and his son Jarrod, the novel revolves around a topical premise.

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Loss of humanity: Through the Tap-Out and water-zombies, Dry explores the Three Days to Animal. She thinks of the three types of people who have survived the Tap-Out: the PTSD victims (such as herself), the heroes, and the shadowsthose who can’t face the unspeakable things they did to. Six bidders chased this book and sources said the deal was worth six against seven figures, plus a six figure fee for the authors to write the script. T he main themes in Dry are loss of humanity, survival of the fittest, and gun violence. It ended when Paramount Pictures acquired the rights to Dry, the thriller novel by Neal and Jarrod Shusterman. He and his debut novelist son have crafted a world of dark thirst and fiery desperation. EXCLUSIVE: The dry spell for material ended today with the first multi-studio auction for a hot book this year. No one does doom like Neal Shusterman (Thunderhead, 2018, etc.)the breathtakingly jagged brink of apocalypse is only overshadowed by the sense that his dystopias lie just below the surface of readers’ fragile reality, a few thoughtless actions away.

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