Finished The Roar

I just finished the book The Roar, and it is a very good book. It was probably one of the best books I have ever read. The book is about 500 pages, but it doesn't feel like that at all when you're reading it. It felt too short to me actually, and I wish there was just a little more to it, or if there will be a sequel. But I think this book teaches you a lesson, it teaches you about how the world might be like if we don't stop global warming, and it does seem possible.
            It turns out that Mika finds out that the animal plague was a lie, that the government did it to scare people by showing it on TV. They just wanted the remaining land to themselves, since only a little bit is left because of the floods and stuff caused from the global warming. So they just scare everyone with the fake Animal Plague by showing it on TV, so they build the Wall and crowd in there, where it's so overcrowded and horrible people die form being camped in there. Only the very rich live outside the wall, like very important people. I think this is kind of selfish, them in their giant mansions in the beautiful forests while people live in tiny apartments with floodwater and mold on the walls.
               But the book teaches you another thing, which is that people can believe anything from the media, which I think is true.