Books, books and more books. How I love them. Sometimes I also hate some. I want to talk about the books that I read and register what goes on my mind. I'm not a critic. I'm just a reader. And I do have opinions about what I read. I am not trying to change your opinion about the books although I'd love it if you love the same books I do. I'd like to have your opinion on the subjects and of course, book recommendations. Because my TBR is humongous and I can always add to it.
Saturday, August 10, 2019
Spellcaster by Claudia Grey
I really enjoyed this book. I like Claudia Gray writing style and the characters are not idiots. They came out as true teenagers: inexperient but smart. I saw some of the reviews for this book and I was surprised by the low score but then I realized that the book doesn't have whining teenagers and the problems they go through could be real. There are even some interactions with the parents in this book. And That's great.
So, I will pick up the rest of the trilogy.
And Thank you, Claudia Gray, for giving us a teenage protagonist that is real and doesn't become an idiot every time she sees a hot guy.
Khristine Hvam was delightfull as a narrator. I didn't care much for her voice for the boy. Everything else was very good.
I'm going through a little of a book slump and I've been trying all kinds of different authors to see if I can finish a book. Claudia Gray was a good choice. Let's see if I can pick up all the others I started reading but can't seem to be able to finish.
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