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Title: Life on the beach
Review: You get to the point where you see 13-year-old protagonist and assume it's a middle grade or young adult novel, and most of the reviewers on GoodReads seem to put it there. The Highest Tide doesn't quite fit the bill, however. Miles is precocious for his age, and nearly obsessed with the beach and the life he finds there. His life as he knows it is coming apart at the seams, and he's looking to the beach for signs, but he's not sure what they should be.The things Miles is finding -- and the eventual reason he was probably finding them -- are an allegory for the changes in his life, and while young teens might initially be drawn to the character, the rich language and complicated themes keep this from being the quick read most YA readers are used to.For adults, however, The Highest Tide is an amazing read. The language takes you to the beaches of the Pacific Northwest, and you feel every bit of Miles' confusion over the changes in his life.
