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Seed Savers Lily Volume 2 S Smith Books

In this second book of the Seed Saver’s series, Lily, the story continues after Clare and Dante have left Lily to learn more about this underground movement of Seed Savers. This story follows Lily’s adventures to find out more about growing one’s own food from Ana, a wise elderly woman in her community who teaches her most of what she knows in order to pass it on to the younger generation. Lily finds out from Ana that her own father, who she was told died, was a major leader in the Seed Saver movement, and was jailed for his efforts. I enjoyed reading Lily’s journey and stayed up late at night reading about her and her friends – it was just too hard to put down! ☺


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Seed Savers Lily Volume 2 S Smith Books Reviews

(This review may contain spoilers).

I felt this book worked really well as a sequel to Treasure. It was nice to see a first person POV book actually stick to one POV character... though if I'm honest, I noticed at least one moment where it slipped up - 'I had no way of knowing, but...' Yeah. That doesn't work in a first person book, because if the character has no way of knowing, why is it mentioned? Sorry, pet peeve there.

It was good to see Lily's character further explored. I didn't think it was very nice for Clare and Dante to leave her behind in book one, even if it was understandable as to why they did.

It was also interesting to see more of Rose in this book. I wasn't as grabbed by Ana in this book, I have to say. I had the feeling she really didn't trust Lily and since I liked and empathised with Lily, I found myself getting annoyed on her behalf.

It was also good to see more of Lily's mother and also Clare and Dante's. I think I would have liked to see more of them in the book, though I understood the main focus was more on the children.

I did think this book moved at a very gentle pace, even more so than the first book. I would have liked to see a little bit more action. I am curious to see what will happen in book three, though. There were some conflicts in this book (that helped make the characters more 'real') that I would like to see resolved in the next book.
Lily (Seed Savers Book 2) follows up on what Clare and Dante’s friend did after Clare and Dante disappeared. As the sole member of their little Seed Savers group left, it was up to her to keep the seeds safe.

Lonely for friendship she reaches out to Rose and they begin to spend time with one another. Rose is drawn into the Seed Savers group and is so excited when she discovers a drink can be made by boiling water and some leaves together.

After a few twists and turns Lily has learned things about her family she was totally unaware of which has changed her perspective of her parents. People she cares about are in great danger and she begins to wonder if children are being used by GRIM as spies. She’s not sure who to trust anymore.

I found this second installment of this trilogy very enjoyable to read. Lily’s character growth really took off. She’s having her first crush and she’s starting to make her own decisions instead of just following along with Clare’s decisions.

It was interesting to me that the laws of whether to grow food or not were different in each state. Why the law was not more nationwide was curious to me since I would have thought that this type of food would have been in demand if it were available in some states and would have found its way to market.

Lily is definitely a cliffhanger, so be prepared. You’ll have to wait for the conclusion to the story in the third installment of the story. I very much enjoyed this book in the series and I gave the book 4 stars out of 5.

Thank you to the author for providing a copy of the book in exchange for a fair and honest review. A positive opinion was not required. All thoughts are my own.

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Lily is captivating from the start. It immediately encompasses you with suspense and intrigue. Totally fascinated by all the new vocabulary words introduced throughout the book. There are moments that Lily's courage and her determination reminded us of our own. My middle school book clubbers and I recommend that you read Lily of the Seed Savers series by Sandra Smith to not only enjoy the adventures of a teen or to sow your gardening passions but to also be reminded of your own strengths.
Lily is a delightful read that continues the Seed Savers series. I love how the futuristic world is grounded in reality. The character development keeps progressing over each book. Author S. Smith has created an intriguing read that has me on the edge of my seat for each book.
I would recommend this book.. This is a good book for adults or young adults. Yes I would recommend. Futuristic.
My tween son LOVED the first two Seed Savers books. I, however, was hesitant to start the second, because I hadn't connected real well with the first. Don't get me wrong. I thought the premise was fascinating. The dystopian setting was sufficiently threatening yet not too scary for kids. I also liked the gentle faith included in the text. But I thought some sections felt a bit pushy (the gardening bit, not the faith) and others a bit abrupt. Not so the second book!

Lily is the story of the child left behind with the gardening contraband while her friends went on the run. It takes place at the same time as the second half of book one. The setting and problem have already been established, so book two flowed more easily right from the very first page. The language read smoothly, naturally, with beautiful word pictures and a very nice pace. Overall, I thought the artistry of this one was remarkable. I'm eager now to read book three.
I thoroughly enjoyed this book/series. It began a bit slowly, but evolved into a wonderful adventure around the plausible possibility of government-controlled food. Growing gardens and seeds saving is against the law. Kids take matters into their own courageous and determined hands as they collect secrets and seeds, escape capture, and make way for a different future than the life they have known.
In this second book of the Seed Saver’s series, Lily, the story continues after Clare and Dante have left Lily to learn more about this underground movement of Seed Savers. This story follows Lily’s adventures to find out more about growing one’s own food from Ana, a wise elderly woman in her community who teaches her most of what she knows in order to pass it on to the younger generation. Lily finds out from Ana that her own father, who she was told died, was a major leader in the Seed Saver movement, and was jailed for his efforts. I enjoyed reading Lily’s journey and stayed up late at night reading about her and her friends – it was just too hard to put down! ☺