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Aurora's End by Jay Kristoff, Amie Kaufman
adventurous
emotional
medium-paced
- Plot- or character-driven? A mix
- Strong character development? It's complicated
- Loveable characters? Yes
- Diverse cast of characters? Yes
- Flaws of characters a main focus? It's complicated
4.5
I think that this last book is the best of the trilogy but also the most complicated one. I often felt disoriented and I am still not sure I grasped every information necessary to understand the plot twists fully, but overall I had lots of fun whilst reading it. There were in fact many storylines developing all at once and the continue change of POV confused me sometimes.
Just like in the other two instalments, what stand out to me the most were the protagonists and their banters and found family. I probably won’t think again about the plot of this trilogy, but I will never forget about its cast. I also particularly enjoyed the humor in this books, but I can understand that it’s not for everyone. In fact, this novels are YA and really feel YA and, personally I don’t care about it since I love YA, but others may find the characters childish or irritating.
I would say that this trilogy is perfect if you want to start reading sci fi without having to commit to huge series.
Just like in the other two instalments, what stand out to me the most were the protagonists and their banters and found family. I probably won’t think again about the plot of this trilogy, but I will never forget about its cast. I also particularly enjoyed the humor in this books, but I can understand that it’s not for everyone. In fact, this novels are YA and really feel YA and, personally I don’t care about it since I love YA, but others may find the characters childish or irritating.
I would say that this trilogy is perfect if you want to start reading sci fi without having to commit to huge series.