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A review by koriwatson
Crystal Fighters by Tyler Bartel, Jen Bartel
3.0
2.5 stars
I was hyped for this book but the main character is some of the worse aspects of the “not like other girls” character.
The book takes place over less than a week where she barely talks to anyone and only one person is even slightly nice to her.
She has like 4 fights and two opportunities to train that she can barely use and she’s beat the most powerful member of that arena and on the way to the world tournament. And all because she gets angry.
Her power is OP and she was never even taught how to punch.
Like this is the opposite of a filler arc. All plot point no bonding or training or other things going on.
I don’t not if something was wrong with my copy some of the pages hadn’t been separated and some pages looked blurry and I don’t know if that was intentional.
I was hyped for this book but the main character is some of the worse aspects of the “not like other girls” character.
The book takes place over less than a week where she barely talks to anyone and only one person is even slightly nice to her.
She has like 4 fights and two opportunities to train that she can barely use and she’s beat the most powerful member of that arena and on the way to the world tournament. And all because she gets angry.
Her power is OP and she was never even taught how to punch.
Like this is the opposite of a filler arc. All plot point no bonding or training or other things going on.
I don’t not if something was wrong with my copy some of the pages hadn’t been separated and some pages looked blurry and I don’t know if that was intentional.