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BOOK REVIEWS
WHEN THE CHILD BECOMES THE LEADER...
Ever wonder what it would be like if you were an orphan in space? What if everything suddenly goes wrong and the adults are a big part of the problem? Well, The Windless Sky gives us some insight on how something like that would play out...
SHE WAS REJECTED BY HER FAMILY, BUT FOUND A NEW ONE TO OPEN HER WORLD.
So, I would first like to say that this book is for those who love young adult romance. I chose this book by it's cover alone, and learned that I really shouldn't have judged it by it's cover. The depiction of the character along with the character description is all right, but I guess I expected more action and less romance - how I like it.
Wrong! It was the complete opposite, but I will say that for a character so small, she can kick a little butt, as shown on the cover. That's just not what this story was centered around.
NEVER READ ANYTHING LIKE IT!
This book was something else! Seriously!
I would like to give a round of applause to the author for being able to hold my attention when it opened up to our main character, Narg, talking.
THINGS ARE NOT ALWAYS WHAT THEY SEEM...
After the bombings, the raids, and the loss of many friends and family, Kress still held onto hope that there was light at the end of the tunnel.
They all did.
CURRENTLY READING!