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A review by reverienne
Cinder by Marissa Meyer
5.0
Bless Marissa Meyer for reminding me just how enjoyable good YA is to read! Sci-fi isn't my scene, but I enjoyed this book so much. The protagonist, Linh Cinder, is a delight, and I was really rooting for her and Prince Kai. Now I'm a little bit heartbroken because I want to know what happens next to Cinder and Kai, but the next installment, Scarlet, follows a different protagonist...
My only complaints are that I feel that something is a bit off in the scene where Cinder talks to the haker (I think that it could be the haker's personality, especially the bits of it conveyed in her dialogues, she didn't... feel grounded, realistic? the way the other characters felt) and in the final scene with the doctor (here I have no clue what rubs me the wrong way because I SAW Cinder's identity reveal coming a way back...).
My only complaints are that I feel that something is a bit off in the scene where Cinder talks to the haker (I think that it could be the haker's personality, especially the bits of it conveyed in her dialogues, she didn't... feel grounded, realistic? the way the other characters felt) and in the final scene with the doctor (here I have no clue what rubs me the wrong way because I SAW Cinder's identity reveal coming a way back...).