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echomariet 's review for:
Silverborn: The Mystery of Morrigan Crow
by Jessica Townsend
emotional
funny
medium-paced
Plot or Character Driven:
Plot
Strong character development:
Yes
Loveable characters:
Yes
Diverse cast of characters:
Yes
Flaws of characters a main focus:
Yes
the way i have absolutely no notes. no notes. jessica townsend did it AGAIN. this book arrived the day before i moved into my new apartment, and on top of exams i didn't have a lot of time to read. and then 3 days after my last exam, i took 5 days to london and left the book at home... i came home a week ago, and read the last 75% percent in the span of 7 days. which is like.... 500 pages...
i don't even know how to write any kind of coherent review that makes sense, because my thoughts are everywhere all over place, but trust me, it's only good things.
this book kept me on the egde of my seat from first page to (almost) last, and i love how jessica made both morrigan's newfound family and the murder that the book is centered around fit together, tied to each other and yet it still felt like two different plotlines.
and obviously, it's nevermoor - i was jaw-dropped, crying and laughing sometimes at the same time, other times seperately. there's so much more to say, but if i had to compliment everything, this review would become an entire novel by itself.
i don't even know how to write any kind of coherent review that makes sense, because my thoughts are everywhere all over place, but trust me, it's only good things.
this book kept me on the egde of my seat from first page to (almost) last, and i love how jessica made both morrigan's newfound family and the murder that the book is centered around fit together, tied to each other and yet it still felt like two different plotlines.
and obviously, it's nevermoor - i was jaw-dropped, crying and laughing sometimes at the same time, other times seperately. there's so much more to say, but if i had to compliment everything, this review would become an entire novel by itself.