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A review by emandm2222
Immagica by K.A. Last
3.0
I am glad a requested this from the author to review. I quite enjoyed this book.
The story was cute and the characters had good development throughout the book, as did the relationships that were formed between them. It was pretty easy to connect to the characters and like all of them, even the evil ones. It was nice to be able to connect with characters so easily.
It was also filled with good life lessons, such as love others, ladies shouldn't swear and have an imagination.
I would have liked to have had a setting for where the book was set (or even what country it was), other than her grandmother's home and Immagica. The only reason being, they had different terms that what American's use, so I think it was in either Australia or the United Kingdom, but it would be nice to know for sure.
The only thing I can really criticize is the fact that that age group that the storyline reaches out to is very different to the character's age (15) and commentary, they do not really connect. It read more like a middle grade/late elementary read, rather than a YA read. Not that I am complaining exactly, I love me some Percy Jackson.
Overall, I liked this book. It was well written and a good story. I hope there is a sequel, I want to know how Rosaline's story continues!
The story was cute and the characters had good development throughout the book, as did the relationships that were formed between them. It was pretty easy to connect to the characters and like all of them, even the evil ones. It was nice to be able to connect with characters so easily.
It was also filled with good life lessons, such as love others, ladies shouldn't swear and have an imagination.
I would have liked to have had a setting for where the book was set (or even what country it was), other than her grandmother's home and Immagica. The only reason being, they had different terms that what American's use, so I think it was in either Australia or the United Kingdom, but it would be nice to know for sure.
The only thing I can really criticize is the fact that that age group that the storyline reaches out to is very different to the character's age (15) and commentary, they do not really connect. It read more like a middle grade/late elementary read, rather than a YA read. Not that I am complaining exactly, I love me some Percy Jackson.
Overall, I liked this book. It was well written and a good story. I hope there is a sequel, I want to know how Rosaline's story continues!