by Mary E. Pearson
3.5 stars I have to say that this read, at the end, was pretty good. The middle pieces though were riddled with repitition. I know you were around for 260 years.I know you think you love Jenna and you can rememeber all of these poems.I know that you'll never forget Kara, that there's a bond there th...
I liked this more than The Fox Inheritance, but less than Jenna Fox. Jenna Fox was a very character driven, thought-provoking story, while Inheritance had more of an action/mystery/thriller kind of vibe. I thought this was a good mix of the two, but it was still lacking something. Very powerful endi...
In FOX FOREVER Locke has to return a Favor. In this future there was a civil war. The country was not divided but the people were, choosing one of two different governments. Some people didn't choose. Now, five generations later, the descendants of those who didn't choose are a disenfranchised minor...
The ending.. the ending... the ending! Reading this was worth it even if just for that ending *sniff* I had no idea there'd be a follow up and couldn't honestly recall who Locke was (because yes, it's been that long since I read the the first two,) but his story was interesting if a tad too easy to ...
After reading FOX FOREVER, it helped me to understand and better enjoy THE FOX INHERITANCE. I think these last two books may be my favorite bit of the series. Check in on the 14th, when Mary Pearson will be stopping by to discuss a passage.
****FINAL RATING: 3.85 STARS****CATCHALLI read The Adoration of Jenna Fox what feels like ages ago, though it can't have been that long. I loved it from the start and was too nervous to read the other two books for a long time. But I finally did, and I don't regret it at all. It was an emotional boo...
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