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Strong character development:
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Loveable characters:
Yes
Diverse cast of characters:
Yes
Flaws of characters a main focus:
Yes
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A mix
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No
Loveable characters:
Yes
Diverse cast of characters:
Yes
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Yes
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Yes
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Diverse cast of characters:
Yes
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Yes
Pocos libros me han hecho llorar, pero hay algo que tiene Klune, es la forma en la que escribe, que logra sacar mi lado sentimental. No soy demasiado emotiva cuando leo, muchas veces me cuesta conectar con los personajes. Sin embargo, no les miento cuando les digo que lloré cada página de este libro, me reí como nadie y chillé de la emoción.
Lo comencé hace dos años y lo dejé a las diez páginas porque me aburrí. Ahora, después de dieciocho meses sin leer, lo retomé y lo leí en poco menos de una semana.
Sólo una palabra puede resumirlo: perfección.
Las emociones, los personajes, la tensión, las imágenes mentales que aportaba. Dudo tener más de una que otra crítica “negativa” con respecto a la historia, porque me hizo sentir completa y tan emocionada, que cuando la terminé me sentí vacía y abandonada. Me dieron ganas de agarrar el primer libro y comenzar de cero. ¿Vieron que hay libros que te transmiten una vibra, una sensación que te recuerda a algo? “Heartsong” me recuerda el verano, al calor, a los abrazos, al sol. Suena extraño, y más si consideramos que esto es una reseña, pero a medida que leía el libro me sentía de regreso en la secundaria; leyendo sin preocupaciones, con tiempo libre para hacer lo que quisiese y siendo feliz.
De alguna forma, el libro me reconfortó.
Debo admitir que llegado un punto ya estaba cansada de Robert Livingstone, ya van tres libros de luchar y luchar, y que nada parece mejorar. También estaba algo perdida al comienzo, pero supongo que se debe a que leí “Ravensong” en 2022. De igual forma, no tardé en volver a enamorarme de los personajes y sus personalidades: de Rico con sus comentarios, de Gordo y su malhumor, de Ox y su templanza, y así puedo continuar con cada uno de ellos.
Creo que todos deberían darle, al menos, una oportunidad a esta saga. Porque definitivamente no se van a arrepentir. Tiene mensajes hermosos, te llena el corazón de cariño y deseo por una familia como la que los Bennet formaron.
Sin duda, recomiendo esta historia.
Lo comencé hace dos años y lo dejé a las diez páginas porque me aburrí. Ahora, después de dieciocho meses sin leer, lo retomé y lo leí en poco menos de una semana.
Sólo una palabra puede resumirlo: perfección.
Las emociones, los personajes, la tensión, las imágenes mentales que aportaba. Dudo tener más de una que otra crítica “negativa” con respecto a la historia, porque me hizo sentir completa y tan emocionada, que cuando la terminé me sentí vacía y abandonada. Me dieron ganas de agarrar el primer libro y comenzar de cero. ¿Vieron que hay libros que te transmiten una vibra, una sensación que te recuerda a algo? “Heartsong” me recuerda el verano, al calor, a los abrazos, al sol. Suena extraño, y más si consideramos que esto es una reseña, pero a medida que leía el libro me sentía de regreso en la secundaria; leyendo sin preocupaciones, con tiempo libre para hacer lo que quisiese y siendo feliz.
De alguna forma, el libro me reconfortó.
Debo admitir que llegado un punto ya estaba cansada de Robert Livingstone, ya van tres libros de luchar y luchar, y que nada parece mejorar. También estaba algo perdida al comienzo, pero supongo que se debe a que leí “Ravensong” en 2022. De igual forma, no tardé en volver a enamorarme de los personajes y sus personalidades: de Rico con sus comentarios, de Gordo y su malhumor, de Ox y su templanza, y así puedo continuar con cada uno de ellos.
Creo que todos deberían darle, al menos, una oportunidad a esta saga. Porque definitivamente no se van a arrepentir. Tiene mensajes hermosos, te llena el corazón de cariño y deseo por una familia como la que los Bennet formaron.
Sin duda, recomiendo esta historia.
adventurous
dark
emotional
sad
medium-paced
Plot or Character Driven:
A mix
Strong character development:
Yes
Loveable characters:
Yes
Diverse cast of characters:
Yes
Flaws of characters a main focus:
Yes
Great characters and a great but sad story!
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emotional
funny
hopeful
lighthearted
mysterious
sad
tense
medium-paced
Plot or Character Driven:
A mix
Strong character development:
Yes
Loveable characters:
Yes
Diverse cast of characters:
Yes
Flaws of characters a main focus:
No
"We came here sometimes. Just the two of us. And you would pretend to know all the stars. You would make up stories that absolutely weren’t true, and I remember looking at you, thinking how wonderful it was to be by your side. And if we were lucky, there’d be—ah. Look. Again.” His voice was wet and soft, and it cracked me right down the middle.
Fireflies rose around us, pulsing slowly. At first there were only two or three, but then more began to hang heavy in the air. They were yellow-green, and I wondered how this could be real. Here. Now. This moment. How I ever could have forgotten this.
Forgotten him."
THIS BOOK. RIPPED MY HEART OUT. STOMPED ALL OVER IT. THEN LOVINGLY GAVE IT A LITTLE SPA DAY AND PUT IT BACK IN MY CHEST. Then punched me in the face right at the last second because of course, plot set up for the next book.
This series is absolutely cemented as one of my all time favorites. These characters and their journeys are just so beautiful and tragic and wholesome and I just want to cuddle with them all.
This book was Robbie's story and I think the way it's told was genius and heartbreaking and tense and terrifying and so sweet. I think it may actually be my favorite so far. TJ Klune you emotional sorcerer, you.
Fireflies rose around us, pulsing slowly. At first there were only two or three, but then more began to hang heavy in the air. They were yellow-green, and I wondered how this could be real. Here. Now. This moment. How I ever could have forgotten this.
Forgotten him."
THIS BOOK. RIPPED MY HEART OUT. STOMPED ALL OVER IT. THEN LOVINGLY GAVE IT A LITTLE SPA DAY AND PUT IT BACK IN MY CHEST. Then punched me in the face right at the last second because of course, plot set up for the next book.
This series is absolutely cemented as one of my all time favorites. These characters and their journeys are just so beautiful and tragic and wholesome and I just want to cuddle with them all.
This book was Robbie's story and I think the way it's told was genius and heartbreaking and tense and terrifying and so sweet. I think it may actually be my favorite so far. TJ Klune you emotional sorcerer, you.
adventurous
dark
emotional
mysterious
sad
tense
medium-paced
Plot or Character Driven:
Character
Strong character development:
Yes
Loveable characters:
Yes
Diverse cast of characters:
Yes
Flaws of characters a main focus:
Yes
Heartsong, the third book in the Green Creek series, focuses on Robbie. Robbie played a semi-important role in the first book, but was kept at a bare minimum in the second book. This time around, we get to see the world from his perspective. Fortunately, the story starts off in a way that's a bit mysterious in terms of exactly when it is taking place, which already helps build some of the tension right off from the start. After a few revelations, the book mainly spends all its time in Green Creek with Robbie and the rest of the Bennett pack and his relationship with them. A few plot relevant events are interspersed throughout the story, much like the previous books in the series.
Not much really happens plot-wise. Well, I guess a lot does happen, but because these plot heavy action sequences are so dense in only certain parts of the book, it really feels like nothing happens. And if you're looking for an equal distribution, then you're gonna think that the pacing is all off. But if instead you're looking for a lot of great character and emotional growth and development, this book will definitely give that to you. Personally, I would have liked a better and tighter paced book, but I can't complain with what I was already given in this third instance.
If you've already read the first two books, this one will keep you tethered to the world of Green Creek even longer.
Not much really happens plot-wise. Well, I guess a lot does happen, but because these plot heavy action sequences are so dense in only certain parts of the book, it really feels like nothing happens. And if you're looking for an equal distribution, then you're gonna think that the pacing is all off. But if instead you're looking for a lot of great character and emotional growth and development, this book will definitely give that to you. Personally, I would have liked a better and tighter paced book, but I can't complain with what I was already given in this third instance.
If you've already read the first two books, this one will keep you tethered to the world of Green Creek even longer.
adventurous
challenging
dark
emotional
funny
hopeful
inspiring
lighthearted
mysterious
sad
tense
medium-paced
Plot or Character Driven:
A mix
Strong character development:
Yes
Loveable characters:
Yes
Diverse cast of characters:
Yes
Flaws of characters a main focus:
Complicated
the writing style and the way klune tells this story is so incredible and unique. i was wondering how a third book of the same story wouldn’t get old but it was executed perfectly and exceeded my expectations
adventurous
reflective
slow-paced
Plot or Character Driven:
Character
Strong character development:
Yes
Loveable characters:
Yes
Diverse cast of characters:
Yes
Flaws of characters a main focus:
Yes