I have been wanting to read the sequel to Meridian for a long while now but only just got around to it. Despite it getting mixed reviews, I really liked Meridian and thought it presented an intriguing mix of magic and a new twist on the overdone and very stale trope of angels in YA novels. But unfor...
*Worum geht's?* Meridian Sozus Leben war noch nie normal, einfach oder unbekümmert. Seit frühster Kindheit kommen die Tiere zu ihr, um zu sterben. Nun, nach ihrem sechzehnten Geburtstag, sind es auch die Menschen, die durch sie in den Himmel gelangen. Denn sie ist eine Fenestra, das Fenster zum Jens...
I was really really REALLY excited to read this book and while it's not one of my all-time favorite I did truly enjoy it. It took a while to get past Meridian's whiny "but I don't want to be a Fenestra" attitude but Tens and Auntie whipped her butt into shape and the attitude didn't last long. I fou...
I read the first book before I started blogging and really loved it. The whole world building as well as the characters capture my imagination an set me on a whole new path to discover. What I loved most about this book is the character growth. Meri is growing in who she is and what she is meant to...
This book really lost steam in comparison with the first. While Meridian was interesting if not riveting, Wildcat Fireflies was as confusing as it's name.
While I didn't enjoy this book as much as the first, I will probably read the next one. One of my problems was the changing point of view every chapter or every other chapter. This led to a real choppiness in the flow of the story for me, and just when I'd start getting into a rhythm, I'd have to ...
Amber Kizer has done it again! She has once again written a book that has captivated me. Wildcat Fireflies was so entertaining I had so much fun reading this book I loved every single new character that kizer has brought in a loved Rumi I thought he was the best he was like a super nice super fun g...
This book has its perks: the premise sounds so intriguing, it has a great cover, and the story itself was catchy. However I felt that it wasn’t fully developed.I guess it needed more work. Let’s set aside the issue of Christianity and/or religious beliefs because in Meridian’s world, it has a differ...
2.5 starsYou can’t help but be intrigued by the summary: “As a child, insects, mice, and salamanders would burrow into her bedclothes and die.” Whaaaaatt??? Creepy right? I totally loved the introduction into the story, loved learning about her childhood and all that she had to endure as her parents...
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