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Wayfarer
by Alexandra Bracken
“It wasn't a weakness to have those thoughts, to feel that need to help another, to save lives. It made one human.”
It seems like suddenly I have forgotten how to write a proper review, but well. I did really enjoyed this book, even though it took me forever to complete it. Uni came in the way, and that sucks.
Back to the book, it is beautiful. I feel like I have read very few books that deal with Time Travel and none that deals with it in the way this one does. Being both a blessing and a curse. The writing is really good, I have no complaints whatsoever as it is easy to read but at the same time has very quotable and poetic vocabulary.
However, I do would have liked to see a little more of Julian, or more depth to his character, but I understand why there isn't much. Nate is, in my opinion, the truest of them. As he fits his natural time and the way he was raised but is also very sympathetic to everything new and outrageous that happens, in his own way.
Overall, I though the story could be a little more developed. Because, I don't know if it's just me but I just have so many questions about the Ancient One and the passages.
I feel like it is more a 3.5/5 stars
“We are, all of us, on our own journeys.”
It seems like suddenly I have forgotten how to write a proper review, but well. I did really enjoyed this book, even though it took me forever to complete it. Uni came in the way, and that sucks.
Back to the book, it is beautiful. I feel like I have read very few books that deal with Time Travel and none that deals with it in the way this one does. Being both a blessing and a curse. The writing is really good, I have no complaints whatsoever as it is easy to read but at the same time has very quotable and poetic vocabulary.
However, I do would have liked to see a little more of Julian, or more depth to his character, but I understand why there isn't much. Nate is, in my opinion, the truest of them. As he fits his natural time and the way he was raised but is also very sympathetic to everything new and outrageous that happens, in his own way.
Overall, I though the story could be a little more developed. Because, I don't know if it's just me but I just have so many questions about the Ancient One and the passages.
I feel like it is more a 3.5/5 stars
“We are, all of us, on our own journeys.”