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jazreadthingss 's review for:
Chasing Riddick
by Alexandra St Pierre
emotional
hopeful
mysterious
reflective
medium-paced
Plot or Character Driven:
A mix
Strong character development:
Yes
Loveable characters:
Yes
Diverse cast of characters:
No
Flaws of characters a main focus:
Yes
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(ARC)
I dont know why i thought I would come out of this book unscathed, but that was very delusional of me cause I AM NOT OKAY. Finn and Riddick were amazing; their push and pull was cute and humorous but once their relationship actually started, it was like you could feel the way they loved and cared about each other through the pages, so when the shoe dropped so to speak, it was an emotional rollercoaster. The ending of this book broke me, even though in the back of my mind i knew it was coming, but i also feel like the ending that we got was the best ending that we could have gotten for these characters, it felt poetic in a way. In the best way possible, the first half of this book and the second half of this book felt like reading two seperate books, this is definitely a book that i suggest going into blind. This book was such a beautifally crafted look on greif and how different it looks for different people; it is touched on in the author's note a bit more but that was probably one of the shining points for this book.
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(ARC)
I dont know why i thought I would come out of this book unscathed, but that was very delusional of me cause I AM NOT OKAY. Finn and Riddick were amazing; their push and pull was cute and humorous but once their relationship actually started, it was like you could feel the way they loved and cared about each other through the pages, so when the shoe dropped so to speak, it was an emotional rollercoaster. The ending of this book broke me, even though in the back of my mind i knew it was coming, but i also feel like the ending that we got was the best ending that we could have gotten for these characters, it felt poetic in a way. In the best way possible, the first half of this book and the second half of this book felt like reading two seperate books, this is definitely a book that i suggest going into blind. This book was such a beautifally crafted look on greif and how different it looks for different people; it is touched on in the author's note a bit more but that was probably one of the shining points for this book.