I loved those books (although I read them in German). So great to see them getting translated.I'm reading Arcadia Awakens by Kai Mayer right now. Pretty good! The prose is beautiful, the imagery is incredible, and the story isn't what I expected - in a good way. One of the key surprise plot lines shocked me. I didn't think I'd be able to suspend my sense of reality for this one, but Mayer takes me away.
So much kleenex. Also don't read it in public unless you like making a tragic spectacle of yourself.
Just finished SLIDE by Jill Hathaway. I'd definitely recommend it to fans of Lisa McMann's WAKE trilogy. Similar vibe. Enjoyed it.
I've been putting it off like crazy, but next up is THE FAULT IN OUR STARS. I'm going to need Kleenex, aren't I?
I really want to read SLIDE. And I gave TFIOS my best shot, but meh. I didn't like the MC or Augustus, her LI. The only character I liked was Isaac.
I think the first John Green you read will be your favorite John Green--for me, that was PAPER TOWNS.
I felt similarly. I did finish it, and I bought it before I read it, so I own it, but, I wasn't wowed. (My thoughts are on Goodreads) I think the first John Green you read will be your favorite John Green--for me, that was PAPER TOWNS.
The Fault in Our Stars is one of the very few books that have made me downright sob. As in tears rolling down, sniffling, can't-breathe sobbing.
I will never read Paper Towns or An Abundance of Katherines because from what I've read they're basically the same storyline in regards to the romance aspect.