Repetitivo y molesto. Hay cosas buenas que se convierten en tediosas y aburridas porque Laura las repite una, y otra vez.
Victoria está más tonta que Repetitivo y molesto. Hay cosas buenas que se convierten en tediosas y aburridas porque Laura las repite una, y otra vez.
Victoria está más tonta que en los anteriores libros y hay demasiados personajes con obsesiones nada sanas.
Desperdicié mucho tiempo con este libro para que tuviera un final así. No lo recomiendo a nadie, quédense con el primer libro y asuman que todo se arregla. ...more
I’m extremely disappointed on this book. It could’ve been a good one if the author hadn’t decided EXTREMELY HATEFUL REVIEW COMING.
You’ve been warned.
I’m extremely disappointed on this book. It could’ve been a good one if the author hadn’t decided to make it saga of 4 instead of the original duology it was meant to be but clearly, money wins over quality from time to time.
At the beginning of this...thing, we are promised A LOT; for example, Blake promises a cruel, crazy, bloody Queen Katherine but instead we get just a crazy Katherine who wastes time sending poison stuff to her sister, Queen Mirabella even tho she knows everything is checked before they get to her but still, she spends like three pages of the book wrapping presents for Mirabella and we get “explained” what happened to Katherine when she got thrown into the hole or whatever in book one, it’s confusing AF and that’s the only broken promise I’m going to talk about because the others are “spoilers” (I mean I guess because nothing really happens that can be spoiled)
The characters are as flat as always with a ton of side characters that are not necessary and do nothing and I hate Arsinoe and Mirabella even more than las time because they’re so dumb and “Mira” is just a spoiled brat who gets angry and wants to make everything burn (literally) but when anger passes by, she is a scared cat who doesn’t want to do anything but the worst thing is, SHE PRACTICALLY SAYS SO HERSELF.
You can clearly see that Arsinoe is the “fav”/main character since the chapters dedicated to her stupid mind are longest of all and the most boring, too. Her trashy friends make me wanna throw up and kill them myself.
I said last year I wasn’t going to read this book but, when I saw it curiosity came to me and I wanted to know who was going to be queen and I, hesitatingly, decided to buy it because I didn’t know I HAD BECOME A STUPID SAGA. I am extremely disappointed and most likely will not read the following 2 because I don’t care anymore about anything that happens in this, full of potential, world. Everyone can die for much I care
I don’t understand why I didn’t love this book as everyone seems to. I couldn’t even read the last 4 I couldn’t have started the year worst, could I?
I don’t understand why I didn’t love this book as everyone seems to. I couldn’t even read the last 4 chapters! I had to skip them and go all the way to the last one because I jus couldn’t take it anymore. Thank God it was a cheap book.
Every single page got more and more boring than the previous one and, about three times, I fell asleep while reading (no, I’m not exaggerating. I genuinely fell asleep mid chapters). I’ve never been a big fan of pirates and reading this book made me realised the only pirates I enjoy reading, are Captain Hook and his crew from Peter Pan and everybody else just bores me to death (and apparently, puts me down to sleep).
In my opinion, The Strange Case of Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde, is a masterpiece and I thought this would be, too and yes, I know they are completely different stories, but I still expected to enjoy it at least a little bit. ...more
I really wanted to like this book. I really did. But it was so boring and confussing I couldn't read it anymore ans switched to an audiobook at all thI really wanted to like this book. I really did. But it was so boring and confussing I couldn't read it anymore ans switched to an audiobook at all the speed possible for it to be still understanble.
My biggest problem was Meg, the main character and whose mind we are freaking stuck in. She is about 15-16 and she acts like more inmature than her 5-yesar-old-brother, Charles Walace. She ruined all the plot for me, extremely annoying, stubborn and treats her brother as if he was a crazy and "normal". Charles Walace is not normal.
Charles is an amazing little kid who knows more than you could understsnd and is some kind of genius who gets treated as if he were stupid by everyone because he doesn't communicate normally. Anyways, he is the cutest thing ever and my favourite character in this thing (also the only not annoying one).
I wish we could have more of the twins. Meg's "other" brothers. They seem interesting and fun, they remind me of Fred and George (I know, I know, A Wrinkle in Time came out of first).
I'll keep on readin the next three books because I stupidly bought them since I was so sure I was going to love it. Oh well, I hope Charles Wallace makes it easier....more
Me siento un poco mal (la verdad no) al ser la segunda reseña de este libro y hacerlo trizas en ella... nada más por eso voy a em *REVIEW IN SPANISH*
Me siento un poco mal (la verdad no) al ser la segunda reseña de este libro y hacerlo trizas en ella... nada más por eso voy a empezar a describir la historia y decir las pocas cosas buenas que tiene, después a puntuar todo lo malo.
Elvenkönig, el rey de los elfos es sobre una chica mexicana que se llama Tiana, quien está a punto de hacer un viaje escolar (aunque no entiendo cómo eso es escolar, pero bueno) al Reino Unido para aprender un poco más sobre la mitología de las hadas, elfos y todas esas cosas fantasiosas que amo. Pero un día ve a un chico empapado afuera de una cafetería en la que Tiana está con sus amigas, Adriana (pésima amiga) y Susana, pero ellas no pueden verlo. No pueden verlo pero Tiana jura que solo están siendo maleducadas y no quieren hablar con él porque es un indigente aunque unos segundos antes dijo que se veía muy guapo y elegante o algo así. Después, este chico se presenta en su habitación en la mitad de la noche y le da un beso en la frente que la cura de todos los males de lluvia; días después, ¡oh, sorpresa! El chico misterioso se llama Norman, es sobrino de su profesor y va a ir al viaje ESCOLAR con ellos aunque nadie lo había visto. Que gran coincidencia y razonamiento, ¿no? Por supuesto que no.
Ahora, hay que darle crédito a Karime Cardona Cury por la creatividad que intento darle a su libro sobre elfos y humanos que pueden pedir ayuda a los elementos cuando se necesita y pueden controlarlos para hacer daño o defender. Otra cosa que hizo bien fue mantenerte no entendiendo casi nada las primeras 80 y tantas páginas, aunque una página después de que la mayor intriga pasa, te lo revela todo (en mentiras pero de ya estar harto de la historia no te molestas en averiguar qué más hay y te conformas con eso). Algunas ilustraciones son bonitas también.
Quiero dejar algo claro antes de seguir: Gan Bretaña, no es un país, es una isla. Pero al parecer para el acomodo de la historia, la geografía se tira por el balcón y GB es un país y ahora resulta que los países europeas están que lanzan hacia arriba dulces típicos. Karime, por favor, lo más típico de esos que tienen son aquellos sabores diferentes en los dulces más famosos y extranjeros que solo puedes encontrar ahí.
Al parecer a Tiana le encanta hacer énfasis en las cosas más obvias de todas y negar todo lo mágico que le está pasando hasta que un niño bonito se lo dice. Entonces todo es verdad y ya no le importa nada más que lo que el niño bonito (Norman) le dijo y decide ayudarlo a romper una maldición que no sabe de donde previno o qué tiene que hacer para romperla. Pero Norman dice que tiene que hacer y pues lo va a hacer robando lo que una vez fue la idea única de la espada en la piedra. Pero no entremos en más detalles con el poco sentido que tienen las acciones de Tiana porque no acabo nunca.
Tenemos a otro persona, Alvar. A Alvar lo pintan como el villano que lo quiere destruir todo pero salva a Tiana de un ataque del viento que Norman lanza. Alvar le dice a Tiana que no confíe en Norman, que repito la ataco con el viento, y no haga nada de lo que él dice pero allá va Tiana, haciendo lo que Norman le dice e ignorando los consejos de aquel que le salvo la vida. La desición más inteligente que alguien puede tomar: hacer lo que alguien que conoces de una semana e intento matarte te dice pero ignorar a quien incluso te ayudo en un sueño y te salvo la vida. ¿No les digo que Tiana es brillante?
Para cerrar con broche de oror: la puntuación. Por todos los Dioses, nunca había leído a alguien usar tantas comas innecesariamente en mi vida. Este libro, está lleno de comas, que no se necesitan y le, quitan sentido a la, oración.
El final estuvo interesante, pero predecible. Me alegra que este libro haya sido tan corto y sobre todo, barato....more
I have issues with this book... it almost bored me to death but I never had the feeling of wanting to skip all that was left and read the ending and aI have issues with this book... it almost bored me to death but I never had the feeling of wanting to skip all that was left and read the ending and as bad as I want to give it 2 stars because I didn't like it a lot, something tells me I must give 3 stars, but I'm giving it just 2 because, like I said, it almost bored me to death.
Can I have this story deleted from my brain and have some neurons reconnected? No? Oh well...
This book takes place in Dublin, Ireland and is about a thirty-something woman named Jasmine who gets fired from her job, which was the love of her life and he cannot stop mentioning. Every. Single. Page. Buuuut can't go finding a new true love because her contract says she must be off work for a year while still being payed by the company and she just can't stand it (again, mentiones it every single page). Jasmine also has a childish hate for her neighbour, Matt Marshall, a forty-something man who works at a radio station monitoring debates or something like that. She also has an older sister who has Down Syndrome (Heather) and -obviously- gets upset with people every time somebody treates her different, even thou she does it more than anybody in the hole wide world. I swear.
Jasmine acts like a 3-year-old everytime Matt comes to place (practically everyday) since she is obsessed with him and can only think about the things he does to have her forgiveness but keeps on hating him and not being able to feel pitty for him because he is worst than the devil BUUUUT all her bitterness goes away when she meets Monday, a recruter who is after her and has no idea she's been fired. Basically all she does is drool and have dirty thoughts whenever she's infront of him and have some more pitty on herself.
The Year I Met You is full of pitty from the main character to herself because she is a workaholic and is going to die while getting paid for a full year without doing any work (and here I am, taking every chance I can to get a little extra money because I'm broke and have no time) so she decides to fix her garden. Then she becomes obsessed with it and will never stop thinking about it, to the point where she stops seeing her family because she is always taking care of he garden, stops meeting with her friends (who have a full life made) because she buying new seeds to make her garden look prittier. She even thinks about it when she is bed with a man she just met.
Jasmine is full of sh*t. That's my main thought towards her. She is full of sh*t and swears she is the best thing in the world and everybody is an intruder in her life, nobody deserves her atenttion but her sister. Jeez, she even misses a job interview because she is too paranoid about letting Heather go on a three day vacation with her boyfriend because he is a guy and Jasmine cannot stand the idea of any of the two having sexual desires and still wants to kill anybody who dares to state otherwhise. Someboy please teach her to chill on life a little! Oh, wait, that's what she is hoping Monday will do for her. Sorry, I forgot, my bad (sarcasm? Yes please).
Overall, this book sucks and I can't believe it was written by the same person who wrote P.S. I Love You a couple years back. I'm very disappoinent. It does leave a message at the end about waiting for life to smile to you again instead of giving up... because some cute guy who is looking for you to get you a job oportunity is going to appear in your front door and eventually fix everything.
I wouldn't recommend it to anybody unless they were looking to get frustrated and bored....more
Un libro con una moraleja sobre apreciar el sol, el calor y la vida muy linda.
Me gustó, más no me encantó. Me mantuvo entretenida toda la mañana así Un libro con una moraleja sobre apreciar el sol, el calor y la vida muy linda.
Me gustó, más no me encantó. Me mantuvo entretenida toda la mañana así que eso es bueno.
Bipa, la protagonista, no podía ser más desesperante siendo una chica que no puede apreciar las cosas por belleza, sino por utilidad y listo. Tampoco tiene curiosidad ni la capacidad de imaginar, siendo algo muy molesto para mí que estoy llenada de curiosidad al punto que casi no me la aguanto yo misma. El casi es que Bipa se tiene que encaminar en una misión para encontrar a Aer, un chico que es todo lo contrario a ella que se encamina en un viaje para llegar a ser "etéreo" y estar con la Emperatriz en un lugar donde no se siente hambre, sed, cansancio, dolor ni sueño y ha querido hacer ese viaje toda su vida. Aunque Bipa dice que no quiere ir a buscarlo y lo hace "porque nadie lo hará sino es ella".
Bipa tiene que pasar por muchos problemas para recuperar a Aer que vienen desde hambre y frío hasta ser buscada por Gélida, la líder de los gélidos y la primera etapa para llegar a la Emperatriz y ser "etéreo" y así ser superior a todo los demás. Tiene que desafiar el Cambio y ser tal cual es, pero aun así intentar salvar a su amigo (que supuestamente odia desde que son niños pero aun así se pone en peligro mortal para salvarlo).
Como dije antes, este libro me mantuvo simplemente entretenida y me hubiera gustado que fuera más corto o simplemente que terminara diferente. Un final un poco menos forzado.
Compré el libro simplemente porque mi edición tiene ilustraciones y no me puedo resistir a un libro con ilustraciones pero, estas son como 5 y un poquito raras. Es algo nuevo y definitivamente da una belleza tremenda a mi librero.
Este libro fue como leer un fan fiction mal hecho de Wattpad.
Sarah James es una mujer independiente y éxito que no necesitó de nadie más que su creatEste libro fue como leer un fan fiction mal hecho de Wattpad.
Sarah James es una mujer independiente y éxito que no necesitó de nadie más que su creatividad y necesidad de buscar la aprobación de su padre ah, claro, y los montones de dinero que su padre ya tenía que le sirvieron para empezar su negocio de zapatos y mudarse a Francia.
Devon Heyworth es un Lord que la prensa AMERICANA llama Duque porque su hermano tiene un título sobre Duque y simplemente suponen que por ser menor, él debe de ser un Duque (lo cual no tiene sentido porque la realeza es un tema muy delicado que no tocas a menos que estés seguro al 100% de lo que es) y se la pasa teniendo sexo con todo lo que se mueve.
Se supone que estamos hablando de la realeza en los tiempos modernos pero, por más moderno que sea todo el mundo a su al rededor, un Lord no puede ir causando problemas por ahí y ganarse una mala reputación. Más que nada, fue de personas con mucho dinero que gozan de todos los placeres de la vida y tienen problemas amorosos. Fin de la historia.
Hay muchos momentos en este libro en los cuales no entendí nada de tan mal escritas que están las cosas y sin orden alguno, por ejemplo: hay un capítulo en el que nos cuenta la historia de estudios de uno de los personajes principales, Devon. En esta ocasión ya se separó la pareja principal y da un brinco a decir que después de 4 años Devon cometió un error en clase al alzar la mano y dar una respuesta en clase de matemáticas (quien por cierto, es un genio que oculta su conocimiento para que no lo juzguen y es co-dependiente de su hermano mayor, Max) y luego se salta a que lleva años trabajando en una empresa y da un proyecto por primera vez y luego ya le deben un departamento cerca de la oficina pero ¡esperen! Eso no es todo, después de hacerte pensar que todo eso pasó hace años, te das cuenta de que es en el día presente porque empieza a hablar de la chica, Sarah. Cuando alguien hablaba, costaba trabajo darse cuenta quien era ¡porque no decía el nombre! Solo ere "dijo" y probablemente en la versión en inglés sí se entendí pero, creo que al traductor no le ensañaron a conjugar "dijo" y que para el pronombre "él" y "ella" es lo mismo.
Otra cosa muy importante y que me desespero a más no poder, fueron los personajes(y las escenas de sexo pero esas simplemente son estúpidas y demasiadas). Parecía que a la autora se le olvidaba que sus personajes ya eran adultos de 27 años hechos y derechos porque todos (hasta los secundarios) se comportaban como niños mimados que creen saberlo todo. Sarah no sabe nada de relaciones de ningún tipo, pero aun así es una experta en el sexo y en el coqueteo.
Tiene la típica historia familiar en la que el segundo hijo más pequeño es el único al que la madre quiere y pone atención que, obviamente, es Devonon. El "duque" que tiene la peor reputación con la prensa , se acuesta con todo lo que se mueva y estudia para ser arquitecto porque definitivamente todas las mujeres se acostarían con un arquitecto antes que con un Lord. No solo es una mentalidad muy tonta sino que, ¿desde cuándo ser arquitecto te da un título más arriba de ser parte de la realeza? Por favor. También tenemos a la típica hermana menor que es lesbiana, tiene problemas amorosos del tipo que se la pasa triste todo el día y es negada y odiada por la madre conservadora que ojalá hubiera dejado de tener hijos con el tercero (en serio dijo eso).
No hay una cosa que esté bien en este libro más que el punto que da fin a toda la horrorosa historia.
This book has a lot of potential but it's just too much to be somebody's first book.
The beginning was... ok. Ceony, the main character, could not makThis book has a lot of potential but it's just too much to be somebody's first book.
The beginning was... ok. Ceony, the main character, could not make her mind about liking or not liking the art she had to do and always judged the Magician just because she didn't want to be there. When things "get real" it was boring as heck. A lot of flash backs that were useless for the plot.
The last part, the actual importance stuff, felt extremely rushed and didn't get the relevance it should.
A little bit over 100 hundred pages for the book to end I skimmed it. I just couldn't bare myself with it anymore and wanted it to end REALLY BADLY.
I'm not excited to read the other two books since I think the ending of this one has is enough but, if they are on sale like this one when I bought it, I might give it a try but I wouldn't recommend to anyone to be honest...more
I'm going to begin this review by —kind of—quoting our main female character Poppy:
This book was as good as YA romance novels can be (mo2.5 actually
I'm going to begin this review by —kind of—quoting our main female character Poppy:
This book was as good as YA romance novels can be (more accurate I took the intension)
I'm gonna be honest here: The first half of the book (before our characters meet again) I didn't like it at all. I didn't like it and I wanted to put it down sooo badly, but I had to keep going. I had ordered the book and I needed to read it: so I did. I did and I quite liked it.
I'm not much of a YA romance reader so, you know, it was ok for me. I liked it and I think that's enough.
A little more than 100 pages for me to finish the book, I was convenced I'd give one stars to the book. One star and a pretty crappy review but there was one scene... one scene related with the cello (not gonna say more, spoilers are no good) that made me open my mind to it and not judged so hard. I wasn't in my reading "natural habitat" so it was weird for me but you know, I had to try and I ended up... liking it. It was ok for me. Wouldn't recommend it to someone that is not really into the genre but wants to read some.
Most of the book (until towards the end) I didn't like the writing AT ALL. You get introduced to "mamaw" and "papaw" straight ahead but you are not told who they are. Do I have to remain you, editor, that I just picked up the book and you say nothing about them at the back? Not everyone has nicknames for their grandparents. Some don't even have them. I swear I thought the author was talking about the mother and I seriously doubt a guy (a teenage boy specially) would think about his girlfriend's father as "her daddy" like, come on, no. The ways to talk about the parents were too repetitive.
Trust me: there are more ways to talk about your parents than "mama" and "papa" some "my father/dad" could've been thrown in there, just saying.
Love the One Direction mention, thou. Because of that moment and my eternal love for photography, this book gets an extra half star.
I'm sorry Tillie, we're just not made for each other. And will never be:
The goddam book could have ended half way, but apparently there's an unwritten law which states that fantasy books cannot be singles. I give it two stThe goddam book could have ended half way, but apparently there's an unwritten law which states that fantasy books cannot be singles. I give it two stars instead of one (cero is too mean) because of Tamlin. ...more
I gave a rating to each story and the average of that rating came out to be... 2.4. Not good at all.
This recopilation, like everything, has good and bI gave a rating to each story and the average of that rating came out to be... 2.4. Not good at all.
This recopilation, like everything, has good and bad stuff. One of it's highlights is that 5/12 stories were protagonaized or had characters that take part of the LGBTQ+ community: nevertheless, this book wasn't what I was expecting. For me is very hard to get into contemporany stories so before reading it, I got mentally prepared to get cheesy, cozy, love-to-first-sight stories, like we had with My True Love Gave to Me: Twelve Holiday Stories, but it wasn't. What I got was magical realism in most of the stories leaving all the dorky love at the ending, making a little rushed and it gave the impression some of the authors forgot they were taking part on an antology with the them love . Plus, they aparently forgot the importance of mentioning the chracters' names sooner than half.way through the story. This will be quite a long review because I will be rating and giving my opinion on each story individually
"Head, Scales, Tongue, Tail" by Leigh Bardugo - 4/5 To beging witht this story was a very wise move. Bardugo's story will make your heart melt at the end while you cannot wait to discover the magical creature that our protagonist were looking for. However, it gave a vibe pretty similar to one of the stories in My True Love Gave To Me but this one was longer and well written. Another thing that stopped me from giving it 5/5 was the repetitive situation and the confusing start that turned out not to have a big relationship with the actual story line.
The End of Love by Nina LaCour - 2/5 This one is cute lesbian tale about a girl whose parents are divorcing and she sings herself up to math summer school, even thou she is incredibly good at it (says every three paragraphs) but does it because she loves math (also says it every three paragraphs). Like I said, it was very cute and all but it just wasn't memorable for me at the end of it all with an annoying protagonist that drools over a girl she hasn't seen in years and only spoke to twice. In my opinion, it took way too much time to actually develop.
Last Stand at the Cinegore by Libba Bray 1/5 This story follows three kids that work at a Cinegore and at it's last day, the clients get possesed by a movie. I'm sorry miss Bray but, did you miss the Haloween short-stories recopilation? The little romance that happened here was at the most dangerous time and at the end.
Sick Pleasure by Francesca Lia Block 1/5 Two kids with letters as names meet in a LA bar and the girl falls in love with the guy just because he's a good dancer but does not know that loosing your virginity because you really want to, is not the same as loosing your virginity when you are drunk and do it becasue "the love of your life" left you and you just want to die (Bella Swan spotted). The guy leaves her and years later she still thinks about him 24/7. By far, my most hated story. I had never heard of this author before and based on this, I have no plans on looking for more of her works.
In Ninety Minutes, Turn North by Stephanie Perkins 5/5 Perkins' tale takes us back to her characters from My True Love Gave To Me in It's a Yuletide Miracle, Charlie Brown , 4 months after. Now THIS is what I was expecting when I bought this book. And after 2 'meh' stories, an 'okay' one and a horrible one, I was very happy with this one! Completely adored it. Wish the hole book had been something like this.
Souvenirs by Tim Federle 4.5/5 Souvenirs follows our two main characters who are in a open gay relationship but agreed to give it a break up date, which is the day the story is happening and is also the end of the summer. Contrary to the other five stories, Tim's story is a bittersweet one that I really enjoyed alongside his main character but, I did not like his love interest who anoying at some points and narcissictic.
Inertia by Veronica Roth 1/5 This one has a science fiction vibe that was kind of interesting with all this thing of getting into somebody else's brain when they are in the hospital and have low probabilities to make it out alive so they can rewin on their favourite moments. I was not exitated at all for Veronica's story and once I read it, I was just as dissapointed as I thought I'd be. Veronica tried really hard to make the main character different from the rest of the world but ended up with a big annoying cliché who does not know the difference between art and science. What could have saved the story from having 1/5 would have been the creativity but, it adresses mental health in a completely wrong way. You cannot live with depression for 3 years and just be scared of being happy and pushing your best friend aside, that's not even depression! Roth should do a little more research on the subject, it wouldn't hurt her.
Love is the Last Resort by Jon Skovron 3/5 Takes please in a hotel resort (the title is a pun, how could you not like this?) full with rich people and employees that like to play cupid. This story cought my atention from the very first sentence because the authors adresses the reader directly. I loved that. He also sets up a time when being gay is totaly accepted and to be homophobic is "out of style"; however, I didn't like the main character who was just annoying and unbelievably egocentric and had too many characters for a short-story. But, it has a couple of very well apreciated Harry Potter references.
Good Luck and Farawell by Brandy Colbert 2/5 Rashida is sad because her beloved cousin is leaving "her" to go live with her gilfriend to San Francisco and is bitter and alone in the goodbye party. Yet again we meet an obnoxious character who feels like she is the center of the world and everything that gets done it's because of her. This one could've been good if Colbert hadn't waited until the end for Rashida to actually accept she has feelings for the boy she swore to hate. Bright side is almost everyone in this story are POC.
Brand New Attraction by Cassandra Clare 1.5/5 The main character has grown in a creepy carnival with a demon following them around, everything gets trashed when her father disappears just like that and she falls in love with her cousin (not blood related, as she lets us know every single time). I feel like Cassandra Clare tried to make a short, "more-real" version of Shadow Hunters here, I didn't like it all but that extra .5 is because the demon was adorable.
A Thousand Ways This Could All Go Wrong by Jennifer E. Smith 5/5 About a girl who works at a summer (duh) camp and stands up to her crush and, technically, asks him out. This is all I can say abot what this is about without there being any spoilers but it's really pretty and I loved it. Wish it could be longer.
The Map of Tiny Perfect Things by Lev Grossman 5/5 Lastly, we have Mark who is stucked on the 4th August, the day keeps repeating over and over and he already got use to it. Mark thinks he is the only one that is aware of what's happening, until he meets Margaret. They become friends and decide to make a map of the city with every perfect moment of the day. It was so much fun to find out every single perfect moment Mark and Margaret got to see and incredibly interesting to read about the forth dimension and Littlewood's law (you should check that out btw). Mark as a narrator is amazing but Marget has more to desire. A very good ending for the book....more
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