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A review by alialu
The Ask and the Answer by Patrick Ness
5.0
"Finally, we come to the real thing, the thing that makes men men, the thing we were born for, Todd.
War"
I'm in utter disbelief. Mad, in astonishment, even if I saw it coming miles ago.
These books don't have all the credit they should. They are important. Massively important. To understand the basics about different morals, points of view, trust, loyalty, love... This book could teach more than that dreadful subject called "ethics" i had on high school.
All of that while keeping enough tension to make you an ulcera (I swear I don't feel good). And having characters that you're incapable not to like.
Bra-vo.
War"
I'm in utter disbelief. Mad, in astonishment, even if I saw it coming miles ago.
These books don't have all the credit they should. They are important. Massively important. To understand the basics about different morals, points of view, trust, loyalty, love... This book could teach more than that dreadful subject called "ethics" i had on high school.
All of that while keeping enough tension to make you an ulcera (I swear I don't feel good). And having characters that you're incapable not to like.
Bra-vo.