Lunk itibaren Hasanur, Tamil Nadu, Hindistan
I got about half way to three quarters through this book about 2 years ago,and I stopped reading it and never started again. Which I rarely do. Not sure if it was mostly because I didn't love the story or if I was disapointed that it was nothing like I had expected it to be. I definitely want to finish though - I'm planning to start from the beginning and try again shortly.
The definative work for anyone who wants to draw or... you know, understand, comics.
Dream like
UM I thought this was going to be a new Series of Unfortunate Events book, so I was really excited about it. Instead it's like a coffeetable quote book. Granted, LS is very quoteable. But still, this is probably only worth it if you are kind of obsessive.
This book was so fasinating and intriguing, well worth a read. I had followed this book for a while, before it came out, disappointed when I had no money when it did, but it wasn't long till I found it. I started reading it almost straight away, but well my book broke (BTW if your edition has damaged in anyway, please comment below with information, just checking if there is an all round book fault or just mine) fortunately once I got a new one I was instantly back into the flow of reading it. This book is surpisingly set in 7years from now, 2018, it shows how just a short amount of time can change everything, and maybe minus the demon's this book has a believbility factor about it. From the first page I found myself gripped, barely able to put it down. The action begins straight from the first page til the last. I honestly thought this book was going to be about trapping demon's, but it's really about much more. It also sends out some important messages to the reader, such as: how important family is and well as always having a form of hope. The book was well planned out and structured, and it is obvious that Jana Oliver really put allot of planning and time into making such a fantastic book. There is much more to it than well-developed character's, but basically a whole new world, and different types of demon's which have also been created. Protagonist, Riley Blackthorne, is one of the strongest lead females I have ever came across in not just the literature world, but in films and real-life. She is an inspiration and a role-model for all females out there. She shows that family is important, friends too, and that without hope we have nothing left. I found no fault's with this book, everything about it was near perfect,