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A review by ariaunarae
The Iron King by Julie Kagawa
5.0
This can now be added to my favorites list.
I can honestly say that Julie kagawa is one of my favourite authors. Although I felt that this book started slow. At first, I would read a small bit and than wait a week. I would repeat that process for a while. But as soon as chapter 4-5 hit, I felt like I couldn't put it down.
I'd think about the book all day.
And that probably isn't a good thing. I'd zone out in the middle of class, and when I got called on to answer a question, I wouldn't know what the heck was going on.
It took about a month to read he first quarter of this book, but I read the rest in 1-2 days.
It was that good.
Julie has a great talent for writing characters that you can connect to and/or relate to. She doesn't, as I say, "blend personalities". Like, when all the characters seem to act or think the same. That merely pisses me off. A lot. But hey, if you like that type of book, I suggest "The Winter People" by Rebekah purdy.
I can't wait to continue with this series, because I love the thrilling feeling you get when reading kagawas books. And I rarely write reviews, unless I really like the book. Once in a while I'll write one of I Hate a book.
This book is great. I suggest it to people who like protagonists that won't make stupid decisions that'll make you want to throw your book across the room.
I can honestly say that Julie kagawa is one of my favourite authors. Although I felt that this book started slow. At first, I would read a small bit and than wait a week. I would repeat that process for a while. But as soon as chapter 4-5 hit, I felt like I couldn't put it down.
I'd think about the book all day.
And that probably isn't a good thing. I'd zone out in the middle of class, and when I got called on to answer a question, I wouldn't know what the heck was going on.
It took about a month to read he first quarter of this book, but I read the rest in 1-2 days.
It was that good.
Julie has a great talent for writing characters that you can connect to and/or relate to. She doesn't, as I say, "blend personalities". Like, when all the characters seem to act or think the same. That merely pisses me off. A lot. But hey, if you like that type of book, I suggest "The Winter People" by Rebekah purdy.
I can't wait to continue with this series, because I love the thrilling feeling you get when reading kagawas books. And I rarely write reviews, unless I really like the book. Once in a while I'll write one of I Hate a book.
This book is great. I suggest it to people who like protagonists that won't make stupid decisions that'll make you want to throw your book across the room.