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Nelson Toqueleque _lekko — This book was everything I thought it would be and more. I was sucked straight into the story from the very first page and my attention did not waver. In fact, I ended up reading the entire book in a day - a feat for someone who lacks both time and patience. I realized pretty fast that this book was different from the usual YA books around. The story was very realistic and that is one of the attributes of a good author as opposed to a published author. Kawaga has a way of pushing you into a world that borders on reality and submerges you into it. The magical world of the fey is such that you cannot help but grow attached and feel a sense of familiarity with both the surrounding and the characters. The writing is very descriptive and captivating which aids visualisation, further enhancing the story. The characters, in my opinion, were unique and strong. Meghan didn't annoy me like most other protagonists of her age and as the book delved further, she grew as a character, evolving into a strong and determined young girl. Her thoughts, perceptions, worries etc., were all believable and true to someone like her. Puck was a great character. I loved his sense of humour and mischievous nature. Ash was the direct opposite of Puck in every way. Broody, mysterious, darkly handsome; his intensity and tendency to protect those around him made him the dark hero. He also grew as a character, progressing from a supposedly heartless Winter Prince into someone who ends up passionately caring for a girl who, for all intents and purposes, should be his enemy. I was wary of Grimalkin at the beginning but he grew on me. I ended up really liking his character by the end of the book, mostly because of his witty sarcasm and snarkiness but also because I felt that he was a somewhat loyal character. What was refreshing about the love triangle was that though I was rooting for one of them, I knew I would feel bad for the other in the end. I rarely ever come across two opposite characters whom I love equally and genuinely care for. Ash and Puck are both wonderful characters, both having their flaws and positive traits. But, yeah... I choose Ash in the end! The chemistry between him and Meghan was mind-blowing! Beautiful cover, strangely wonderful story and an ending that didn't leave me feeling cheated or disappointed. The Iron King is definitely a keeper and one of my favourite books I have read this year!

Jasmine Sun jasmine_sun — I read this book instead of studying for finals in my second semester of college. Which was a good idea, I think. I love Esther's cynical, and sometimes derisive, attitude toward the world. In her eloquence, she makes everyone around her appear insane, which might very well be the case. "I saw myself sitting in the crotch of this fig tree, starving to death, just because I couldn't make up my mind which of the figs I would choose. I wanted each and every one of them, but choosing one meant loosing all the rest, and, as I sat there, unable to decide, the figs began to wrinkle and go black, and, one by one, they plopped to the ground at my feet."

Alex Synerzik alexandrepdf8e — A really interesting look at the Italian criminal system. It is less about the Monster of Florence than one would expect. Just so you know, the Monster of Florence has never been caught.