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This book is the best yet! I was sad when I finished this. It was just THAT good.
When it starts, it seems like everything is going well, all neat and tidy. And then it all falls apart, and the adventure begins again! The entire book is non-stop action. Meyer - amazingly - skillfully - tracks the stories of four separate groups (Kai, Cinder, Cress, and Scarlet, basically, although at some points groups re-form), and I was never - not once - annoyed or impatient or confused. I was just happily tur ...more
When it starts, it seems like everything is going well, all neat and tidy. And then it all falls apart, and the adventure begins again! The entire book is non-stop action. Meyer - amazingly - skillfully - tracks the stories of four separate groups (Kai, Cinder, Cress, and Scarlet, basically, although at some points groups re-form), and I was never - not once - annoyed or impatient or confused. I was just happily tur ...more
so . . . i really liked this book. but i didn't like cress as much as i wanted to, as a character, but i think that's because i'm not a romantic at heart. i couldn't relate all that much. (also because if i was stuck on a satellite for seven years with net access, i would have read quite. a. few. books. and would have been even more awkward with people.)
but i loved the way the other characters developed. i loved that the group was split, and had to learn how to deal with new strengths and new we ...more
but i loved the way the other characters developed. i loved that the group was split, and had to learn how to deal with new strengths and new we ...more
This is the 3rd book in Meyer's Lunar Chronicles series, which is a fun series. The primary character in each book is very loosely based on a fairy tale character. First we had Cinder (Cinderella), then Scarlet (Little Red Riding Hood) and now Cress, who represents Rapunzel.
Like Rapunzel, Cress is trapped in her tower, except in this case the tower is a satellite in the moon's orbit. She is a Lunar shell, which means she doesn't have the mind manipulation powers of the other Lunar people. Every ...more
Like Rapunzel, Cress is trapped in her tower, except in this case the tower is a satellite in the moon's orbit. She is a Lunar shell, which means she doesn't have the mind manipulation powers of the other Lunar people. Every ...more
An enjoyable addition to the series. A little more suspension of disbelief required for some of the plot points in this book, but I plan to keep reading the series.
Dec 06, 2018
Kate McCartney
rated it
really liked it
Shelves:
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teen-fiction,
friendship,
girl-power,
fantasy,
2018,
adventure,
dystopia,
fractured-fairytales
I am enjoying this series, though it is starting to get a little bogged down with characters.
Hmm. Thoughts to come.
Apr 23, 2012
Natalya
rated it
it was amazing
Shelves:
favorites,
fantasy,
young-adult,
romance,
science-fiction,
lunar-chronicles,
dystopian,
2015
Mar 12, 2014
taeli
marked it as to-read
Mar 18, 2014
Jeanne Bufkin
marked it as to-read
May 13, 2015
Amy Richard
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Larissa
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