by Cassandra Clare, Joshua Lewis, Various
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If you want some backstory on the Shadowhunters, this is the book you'll find it in. I liked the way they set it up as a manual. Of course, the side notes from Clary, Simon, and Jace were the best parts, in my opinion. Not that I didn't like reading about the history of the Mortal Instruments and al...
I really liked this. It was interesting to read about, but the best part ofnit was the comments. Clary, Jace, and Simon all wrote comments in the book. These were the best part. I would randomlynburst out laughing. It is a fun companion to the series.
As "The Codex", it turns out a little disappointing, because it seems more like a guide for new shadowhunters or a shadowhunter texbook (seriously, it even has activities!). But as a textbook, it's fun and has some interesting information for fans. And Simon's comments are the best.
This isn't something I can write an actual review for, as it's a guidebook and fun addition rather than an actual novel. If you are a fan of Cassandra Clare's books, especially TMI, then obviously you should read this (I recommend physical rather than e-book, I can't imagine the artwork and side not...
Before you condemn me to the depths of Hell for the 2 stars that I gave to the book please let me tell you that I am a huge fan of the Mortal Instruments and the Infernal Devices. So what went wrong with this one? I will tell you.I hated hated hated the fact that Clare decided to write this book. As...
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