by Kiera Cass
Okay, so I liked Amberly before, and I still like her. She's sweet, innocent, naive, and unlike most main characters, she suffers from poor health. I found it fairly easy to identify with her. The problem with this book is that we all know how Clarkson turns out once he becomes a father, and the aut...
This delightful short reminds me why I wound up loving the Selection (after the immense disappointment of The Heir). This delivers exactly what it promises, an insight into how Amberly became a beloved Queen and snagged the heart of Prince Clarkson. Amberly is a lovely sweet but sickly girl (thoug...
I loved this one, it was such a sweet story about Amberly and how she fell in love with Clarkson. I've always liked Amber's character and I felt like I got to know her even better through this companion novel. I never liked Clarkson in the series, but I have to say this companion novel offered a new...
I became a fast fan of Maxon's mother in The Selection trilogy so the chance to read her story and how she won her husbands heart was a big YES! I liked reading her Selection and how she went about it, believing in herself. I also learnt a few things I didn't know about her like how long she'd lov...
Queen Amberly is the sweetest. She's full of love, hope, understanding and dedication. Through her, I've came to know King Clarkson. He's sweet in his own little way. It's just that he wants to be a better leader than his parents. He wants Illea to move forward. That's why he's like that.
I am so happy that other character are getting their minutes of fame. I was always curious about the Queen, about her role and how she got to win the Selection games.In this book we find out all about that. And it was a nice trip. Unlike the previous selection books with America, there isn't much re...
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