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A review by bybookandbone
Tides of the Dark Crystal by Cory Godbey, J.M. Lee
4.0
I think I built this one up a bit too much in my head, though it's still very good.
Calling them young adult does them a disservice though. They're middle grade books. That's not a negative, they're fantastic middle grade, but if someone wanted a young adult novel they're going to be disappointed.
The Mariner is a great character, having a grey morality instead of just being evil. She stood by the Sifa (a gelfling clan) and did not support the Skeksisat first .
I wish these books were a bit more in depth. Characters that were big parts of previous books barely speak in this one (despite being present and supposedly involved).
This book was from Amri's pov but he just feels like Kaylen (who says about two words the whole book).
Calling them young adult does them a disservice though. They're middle grade books. That's not a negative, they're fantastic middle grade, but if someone wanted a young adult novel they're going to be disappointed.
The Mariner is a great character, having a grey morality instead of just being evil. She stood by the Sifa (a gelfling clan) and did not support the Skeksis
I wish these books were a bit more in depth. Characters that were big parts of previous books barely speak in this one (despite being present and supposedly involved).
This book was from Amri's pov but he just feels like Kaylen (who says about two words the whole book).