![]() ![]() But I can promise you I won't be reading it. I know it will be a series the ending left that wide open. All the talk about love and whatever crap you can throw into a book to make teenage girls get all swoony really lost its value when I discovered these characters are barely legal driving age. I was shocked to discover (towards the end) how young they were. Honestly, the way they are written and the way they interact with one another (and others) made me think they were much older. It was obvious that this new world is not kind to those with magic, but I never got a clear sense of the danger they were in until the end. It was different, but it never clicked with me. ![]() I thought there was great potential in this story, but it fell flat for me.Ī lot of time went in to developing the setting. They may not be out in the open, but they are there. by Melissa de la Cruz illustrated by Michael Johnston RELEASE DATE: Sept. Nat has magic, and she lives in a world with mysterious magical creatures. It has sci-fi elements, but magic is certainly at the heart of this story. I do judge a book by its cover.įrozen is a bit tricky to categorize. ![]() I thought the cover was pretty stunning, and I'm a complete cover snob. I'll be honest, the name "Melissa De La Cruz" and the golden dragon grabbed my attention. ![]()
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