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Dec. 3rd, 2013
I have such a huge backlog of books to post, you guys. It's going to take me so long to catch up.
Anyway, Lighthousekeeping. This book was a mixed bag for me. I really liked the beginning, but then the story went too nonlinear as Silver grew up. I had nothing to grab onto, and the language wasn't enough to keep me engaged. The last few pages were very lyrical and lovely, however, which helped redeem it. Three stars is generous on this one. I really wanted to love it!
Anyway, Lighthousekeeping. This book was a mixed bag for me. I really liked the beginning, but then the story went too nonlinear as Silver grew up. I had nothing to grab onto, and the language wasn't enough to keep me engaged. The last few pages were very lyrical and lovely, however, which helped redeem it. Three stars is generous on this one. I really wanted to love it!
This was captivating. I was continually surprised by the plot twists. (Jesus am I glad Freya's not a twin! Twin girls are CRAZY!) The ending took me to a much darker place than I expected to go, but there was a lot of beauty in it too. I'm going to remember this for a long time.
This was a reread for me because F got it from the library; he hadn't read it yet. I'm glad he liked it because I liked it the first time around and never got to read the rest of the series, so now we can read them together.