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Reviewed by K.C. Finn for Readers' Favorite
Treezz is a work of fiction in the fantasy, action, and adventure subgenres. It is intended for the young adult reading audience and was penned by author Raymond Graf. A climate-conscious novel that really hits on pertinent issues of the here and now, the work is based around the concept of sentient trees that can sense all the damage humanity is doing to Planet Earth. Two young protagonists are selected by this council of Treezz to campaign for their salvation, and in return, the wisdom of the trees will heal both the planet and mankind themselves. But the offer of free healthcare and relief from disease is bound to upset the corporate world, and trouble is sure to ensue.
The rising wave of climate fiction is such a wonderful new development in modern writing, and I’m always thrilled to see new iterations of it appearing for young adult readers. Author Raymond Graf certainly writes with passion and intention in the moral message behind this novel, layered over which is a very interesting and action-packed plot that’s sure to keep readers enthralled from cover to cover. I also felt that the author had a particular knack for effective dialogue, which gave a clear sense of characterization but was also handy for delivering lots of great plot exposition and environmental messages without bogging readers down in heavy prose. Overall, I would recommend Treezz to any reader who wants environmentally conscious fiction with a great conceptual base and plenty of thrilling twists.
