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creep_street 's review for:
Panic
by Lauren Oliver
adventurous
emotional
tense
medium-paced
Plot or Character Driven:
A mix
Strong character development:
Yes
Loveable characters:
Complicated
Diverse cast of characters:
Yes
Flaws of characters a main focus:
Yes
As a whole, Panic was a fast and engaging read with characters that were relatable and dynamic with whole lives and personalities.
The way that Dodge considers his sisters disability (and Dodge in general being unlikeable) is pretty out of touch. For example, he condescends her disability to something like cancer, like it can be fixed and is inherently not good to have. Daynas disability is not just a new reality and something that she has to live with, it's something that Dodge detests and has to avenge for her.
The ending (no spoilers) wrapped up a little too cleanly for me. Some characters relationships I think would change but otherwise I liked the scene as it takes place like 2 months ahead in the future.
The way that Dodge considers his sisters disability (and Dodge in general being unlikeable) is pretty out of touch. For example, he condescends her disability to something like cancer, like it can be fixed and is inherently not good to have. Daynas disability is not just a new reality and something that she has to live with, it's something that Dodge detests and has to avenge for her.
The ending (no spoilers) wrapped up a little too cleanly for me. Some characters relationships I think would change but otherwise I liked the scene as it takes place like 2 months ahead in the future.