The Day After Tomorrow

by Allan Folsom

Book Overview

"A page-turning whopper."-- Entertainment Weekly. The novel that took the nation by storm is now in paperback. Allan Folsom has created an international conspiracy of apocalyptic dimensions that... This description may be from another edition of this product.

• Format: Mass Market Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: 0446600415
• Release Date: February 1995
• Publisher: Vision
• Length: 752 Pages
• Weight: 0.75 lbs.
• Dimensions: 6.7" x 1.4" x 4.2"

Customer Reviews

Great Author---Not in my language.

I purchased this book as this is my favorite author. In my haste to read another on his books I failed to read that this book is only in Spanish. I do not speak or read Spanish. I gave it to a friend and she said it was a great read.

Great for Students: Gran Libro para estudiantes

This is an excellent book for intermediate level spanish students. It's the spanish version of "The Day After Tomorrow", but "Cero Absoluto" or "Absolute Zero" is actually a better name. Every paragraph held my attention, which helped me learn the vocabulary and grammar. So well written, I could visualize every scene. Excellent characters, fast-pasted, well described settings, and a little bit racy!

One of the all-time great page-turners

Just an unbelievable story from beginning to end. Make sure to pick it up on a weekend and don't make any plans until you're finished. Great plot twists, engaging characters, and an all-around thriller throughout. I would say it's similar in structure to the Da Vinci Code, with short chapters and multiple plot twists; in comparison, though, I preferred The Day After Tomorrow...maybe my favorite novel.

What a Ride!

From the first page until the last, this book never slows down. The twists and turns Folsom takes you through make this a ride soon not to be forgotten. And the ending added the final punch to complete the mystery.I really enjoyed this book and I am sure you will too. It really was very hard to put down.

Outstanding

One of the best books I have ever read. The plot will remind you of a Ludlum novel (a good one), but the characters and dialogue are far superior to the wooden action figures and one dimensional villians that Ludlum produces.