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Uprooted
by Naomi Novik
There. Are. No. Words. But let's give it a shot....
I had no idea what I was missing waiting so long to dive into the worlds Naomi Novik creates!
Agnieszka is immediately relatable, and the character development is astounding! Loyal, passionate, stubborn, kind - you can't help but root for her.
The Dragon, however, was like the slow thaw of an ice sculpture with a blow dryer.
The story began in a reasonable direction and then you were flung so fast and so far off script, all you could do was hold on for dear life. Like a blind roller coaster ride; one minute you're adjusting to the loops and curves, and the next you're plummeting down a drop and your stomach's in your throat. And then from full speed to a lurching stop.
Topped off with a blissful last scene that kept a dorky grin on my face long after the book was closed. Read it. Now.
I had no idea what I was missing waiting so long to dive into the worlds Naomi Novik creates!
Agnieszka is immediately relatable, and the character development is astounding! Loyal, passionate, stubborn, kind - you can't help but root for her.
The Dragon, however, was like the slow thaw of an ice sculpture with a blow dryer.
The story began in a reasonable direction and then you were flung so fast and so far off script, all you could do was hold on for dear life. Like a blind roller coaster ride; one minute you're adjusting to the loops and curves, and the next you're plummeting down a drop and your stomach's in your throat. And then from full speed to a lurching stop.
Topped off with a blissful last scene that kept a dorky grin on my face long after the book was closed. Read it. Now.