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A review by mea9an
Blue Lily, Lily Blue by Maggie Stiefvater
5.0
GUYS! GUYS! I finished the book!
Whoo! That took a while, but not because it was bad, completely the opposite. Maggie Steifvater has a way of making the middle books really action packed, compared to other authors that make the middle books filler and boring.
*cough* Cassandra Clare for City of (whatever the fourth one is) *cough cough*
This on was hella good, even though I didn't have a lot of time to read it. Greenmantle is a coward, Piper was annoying and snobby, Gansey was... Well Gansey, and I low key miss Kavinsky and his pack of dogs. They were interesting. I was a small novella collection of stuff from them and little adventures of Gansey, and I need to stop before I get too hyped for something that doesn't exist.
Anyway, this book is just rad. Adam still struggles with his "poor issues," Ronan is still mean, but loving to Matthew (which is so cute! Mean people who have unconditional love to their family are my favorites!), Noah still floats around in the background, and Gansey is still too intelligent for his own good. Blue is doing really well, other than the fact that her mom's gone, but you know.
Also, the Grey Man makes an appearance. I like him. He's a strange hit man, but he's still cool. I don't know, I have a thing for antagonists with interesting yet mysterious backgrounds.
So, basically, this review is not important or relevant, but I felt like I should tell someone of my reading experience. I finally get to read the next one!
Whoo! That took a while, but not because it was bad, completely the opposite. Maggie Steifvater has a way of making the middle books really action packed, compared to other authors that make the middle books filler and boring.
*cough* Cassandra Clare for City of (whatever the fourth one is) *cough cough*
This on was hella good, even though I didn't have a lot of time to read it. Greenmantle is a coward, Piper was annoying and snobby, Gansey was... Well Gansey, and I low key miss Kavinsky and his pack of dogs. They were interesting. I was a small novella collection of stuff from them and little adventures of Gansey, and I need to stop before I get too hyped for something that doesn't exist.
Anyway, this book is just rad. Adam still struggles with his "poor issues," Ronan is still mean, but loving to Matthew (which is so cute! Mean people who have unconditional love to their family are my favorites!), Noah still floats around in the background, and Gansey is still too intelligent for his own good. Blue is doing really well, other than the fact that her mom's gone, but you know.
Also, the Grey Man makes an appearance. I like him. He's a strange hit man, but he's still cool. I don't know, I have a thing for antagonists with interesting yet mysterious backgrounds.
So, basically, this review is not important or relevant, but I felt like I should tell someone of my reading experience. I finally get to read the next one!