O Mistério de Alaizabel Cray (Capa Mole)
Format: Capa Mole
ISBN:
9789722329958 (9722329952)
Publish date: 2003
Publisher: Editorial Presença
Pages no: 280
Edition language: Portuguese
Category:
Fantasy,
Young Adult,
Magic,
Teen,
Paranormal,
Science Fiction,
Historical Fiction,
Mystery,
Steampunk,
Horror,
Supernatural
An intriguing London filled with vicious wyches, horror-lovers will eat this up. Even those who dislike horror, like me, will find this book interesting. Filled to the brim with graphic descriptions and huge monstrosity, this book was a great satisfying surprise. And I definitely love Stitchface...h...
I usually don't keep going when a book is taking me this long to get through. I kept going because for the most part I enjoyed the writing style and I enjoyed the premise of the book. I felt that the relationship between Alaizabel and Thaniel was predictable although there was no real build-up to ...
I'm a great fan of Chris Wooding's writing since reading Poison. That the story is set in a alternative Victorian time makes it even better.I only thought the characters to be a little flat; they could have been more interesting.
I was browsing the YA section of my local library and I stumbled across this book. Or maybe I should say that it called out to me. The blurry cathedral on the cover just promised to be dark and mysterious. I'm a sucker for dark, broody, creepy, gothic (etc) type stories, and this delivered just that...
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