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3.72 AVERAGE
3.72 AVERAGE
Good book. Loved learning new things about the shadow world.
I’m not gonna lie when I was reading The Infernal Devices and Tessa was speaking about reading the Codex so often all I wanted was my own copy. I am not disappointed in the slightest by this book. It’s exactly what I hoped it would be and I love it for that. The liner notes from Jace, Clary and Simon make it so much better and added some extra humour. I love this book
informative
medium-paced
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Plot
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Diverse cast of characters:
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Content Warnings
Graphic: Death, Racism, Violence, Blood
Loved getting to learn about my favorite worlds more in depth. I'm going to have to reread this one again, because I'm sure I missed some things!
i'm not giving this 5 stars because i'm trying to control myself this year on that ground but man did i enjoy this!!!!! it's worrying how much i thrive just reading anything shadowhuntish related but i found it really interesting and entertaining!! also the artwork was stunning<3333 and the commentary on it by jace clary and simon was hilarious and probably my favorite thing i love those btches
informative
slow-paced
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I really liked this! I found this really interesting and with the feel of an official book that is was supposed to look like. Good way to answer a lot of background story questions fans have.
This was a great read I loved the little written comments from Clary, Jace and Simon and I love the Jonathon and David love story part.
Good, an interesting text to go with the series but I am not a huge fan of trying to read notes around the text that are in a handwriting font.
This is filled with stories and stuff that helped me understand the Mortal Instruments/Infernal Devices series. Plus it had me laughing at several points (Simon's footnotes were the best).