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nightshade386's review
4.0
Brooklynn Dean weaves a wonderful story with writing that is fluid and evokes both the imagination and the emotions of the reader. The key word is emotion. The emotion her main character Sabrina hides, the emotion that those around her feel for her, and they way she uses that emotion (often in a manipulative manner) to get what she wants. And what she wants is, in her own way, enlightenment.
While Sabrina isn’t always likable (and who in your life do you know that always is?), she feels real and compelling. Thus even in the moments I found myself not liking her, I still needed to know more of her story.
Overall, an enjoyable effort, and I’m looking forward to checking out more of Ms Dean’s work.
While Sabrina isn’t always likable (and who in your life do you know that always is?), she feels real and compelling. Thus even in the moments I found myself not liking her, I still needed to know more of her story.
Overall, an enjoyable effort, and I’m looking forward to checking out more of Ms Dean’s work.
jferrell526's review
4.0
A deep look into Sabrina's fear. Sabrina fears death. So, she tries to discover the why's and means of it. Brooklyn Dean has taken a fear that many of us have and brought it out into the light to look at In Fiberglass Galaxy. In following Sabrina's journey we get a chance to examine and possibly resolve our own fear. Brooklyn Dean always seems to create the richest and full-bodied characters.
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