Through the Ever Night

Reach for this book when your teenager is feeling the weight of high expectations or struggling with the divide between their home environment and the world outside. This middle installment of the Under the Never Sky trilogy follows Aria and Peregrine as they navigate a harsh, dystopian landscape to find a safe haven. It explores themes of leadership, the complexity of loyalty, and the internal battle of remaining true to oneself while under immense pressure. While the setting is a dangerous science fiction world, the emotional core is rooted in the transition to adulthood. Parents will appreciate how it handles the nuances of a maturing relationship and the sacrifices made for the greater good. It is best suited for older teens due to its intense survival themes and romantic developments, offering a productive jumping-off point for conversations about responsibility and the ethics of survival.