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A review by utopiastateofmind
The Darkest Stars by Kristy Gardner
3.5
(Disclaimer: I received this book from the author. This has not impacted my review which is unbiased and honest.)
Left in the trauma of the first book, The Darkest Stars explores the monsters around us and within us. It can be our tendency to try to run from the bad memories, the past, but with Calay going further than ever before she will ask us how we move forwards. We're surrounded by monsters in plan sight, in shadowed hallways, and in the stars. We can think we know what love is, but when we begin to control, to know what they know and don't, then that isn't love.
Left in the trauma of the first book, The Darkest Stars explores the monsters around us and within us. It can be our tendency to try to run from the bad memories, the past, but with Calay going further than ever before she will ask us how we move forwards. We're surrounded by monsters in plan sight, in shadowed hallways, and in the stars. We can think we know what love is, but when we begin to control, to know what they know and don't, then that isn't love.