Danielle Rohr

Fly Girl Danielle Rohr

Celebrated literary naturalist, Danielle Rohr, captures her young adult audience with the story of Martha Rubio. The prophecy was right, only it was wrong. It wasn't a rapture, but a rupture. An eruption, to be exact. When Yellowstone erupted it covered the entire continent in black ash that fell from the sky for months. Everyone evacuated. However, some were left behind. Among those who remained, some survived. Ruby and her father built a new life from the remnants of a world no longer familiar. Roads and bridges were destroyed from tremors in the earth. Salvaged Cessna planes provide hope for Ruby and her father. One day, Ruby's father fails to return from a flight. Path's cross, forces collide, her fate sets in motion, with the turn of every page, discoveries urge readers to fly with Ruby. The end of the world, and Ruby and Cole, the last two teenage girls in North America. Rohr's work has been recognized by renown agencies, such as the Yosemite Conservancy and The National Park Foundation.