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юра кутепов lesnikova2fccc — I feel mean giving this book a low rating because I really am a fan of Lisa McMann's simple but beautiful prose and speculative storytelling. There was just something missing here for me with this one. I was engaged, but never fully and completely, and the mystery was a little underwhelming (even predictable). One of the novel's strengths is Kendall, a sweet girl who suffers from OCD. That aspect of the story was pretty interesting, but it isn't enough to carry the whole novel (even one as short as this one). The door has been left open to turn this into a series, but I really hope McMann restrains herself from being tempted to do so. If you are going to read McMann, I would highly recommend that you start with Wake, and skip Cryer's Cross altogether.

Miguel García arianajosue — ** spoiler alert ** I reread this series at least once a year. I love it. I first read the series when I was 10. So since then I have read it about 18-24 times. It always brings something different each time I read it. While its content doesn't change, my view of its message does. As a kid, I grew up on Tolkien and C.S. Lewis, my mother read The Hobbit to my sister and I when I was around 8 years old, maybe a little younger. Since then my love of epic stories, of the fight between good and evil, has grown. Over Sea, Under Stone, introduces the Drew children. Simon, Jane and Barney Drew are embarking on a vacation with their parents and their great uncle Merry. While the story starts slowly, building the scene and the history, the children become embroiled in Arthurian legend when they find a scroll that hints at the location of the grail. The children become a part of the fight between light and dark and the dark is rising. There is hope that a champion of the light will rise and the Drews need to find the grail before the dark. While Over Sea, Under Stone is just the beginning of the Light's battle against the rising dark. Full of Arthurian mythology and adventure this book is a page turner with wonderful, sometimes mysterious, characters.

Akhil Raj akhil_raj — Amazing novel. Tells the story of twins joined at the head, written in the form of autobiography. Rose tells most of the story, with her sister Ruby writing some chapters. It felt so real that I had to keep reminding myself that the twins are fictional. The first page of the book will really grab you, then you won't be able to put it down!