by Sherryl Jordan
The Raging Quiet seemed like a read that I would greatly enjoy, especially as it was a historical fiction novel. However, for me the novel proved to impress, especially as the historical aspect was in an unnamed, scattered across time setting. Overall the novel was very predictable, I rarely ever pu...
The Raging Quiet is without doubt a Rey-The-Teen-Years book. Which is not to say it is not a Rey-Now book, (it is), but this is the sort of novel I would have adored without reservation in high school. As a teenager that read almost exclusively classics and historical literature of any kind, and pos...
4.5I never imagined I would enjoy this as much as I did. This book has been on my mental TBR list long before I even had a goodreads account, basically because it seems that everyone who reads it recommends it to me and yet it's taken me so long to get around to it. I would guess The Raging Quiet st...
I enjoyed this much more than I thought I could. It ended up being a very sweet love story -- just what I needed. :)
I'm astonished to see this book classified as "fantasy" by so many people--I read quite a bit of fantasy and historical fiction, and this belongs solidly in the second category. There's no magic here--well, the story is about two young people who create a sign language and fall in love, which is mag...
Don’t bother. Boring “historical” fiction, complete with anachronisms, plot holes, and black-and-white dilemmas. I didn’t finish it.
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