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A review by lhawk1
Emily Windsnap and the Land of the Midnight Sun by Liz Kessler
4.0
The first 50 or so pages bored me really, but after that it got better. At first, it seemed that this book would follow a lot of the really annoying typical cliches. Luckily though, it didn't.
It's been a while since I'd read the first 4 books, but I discovered I still loved this series! The characters were exciting, fun, and frustratingly (Half?) human. :) Plot-wise? Liz kept me guessing. And that's what I love most. I was constantly re-forming opinions and beliefs, only to have them once-again shattered.
The last 50 or so pages were absolutely amazing. Oh. My. Goodness. I was freaking out! Again, I assert what I have thought before, Liz Kessler is a genius at endings.
I'm 15, and I highly recommend this series.
It's been a while since I'd read the first 4 books, but I discovered I still loved this series! The characters were exciting, fun, and frustratingly (Half?) human. :) Plot-wise? Liz kept me guessing. And that's what I love most. I was constantly re-forming opinions and beliefs, only to have them once-again shattered.
The last 50 or so pages were absolutely amazing. Oh. My. Goodness. I was freaking out! Again, I assert what I have thought before, Liz Kessler is a genius at endings.
I'm 15, and I highly recommend this series.