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Showing posts with label infernal devices. Show all posts
Showing posts with label infernal devices. Show all posts

4.28.2013

Clockwork Princess by Cassandra Clare

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Clockwork Princess is the conclusion to the Infernal Devices series of Cassie Clare.  I just want to reiterate that I like this better than the Mortal Instruments (sorry Jace and Clary fans).  It picks up where Clockwork Prince left off, Tessa is preparing for her marriage to Jem; Will's sister, Cecily, is living in the London Institute; and the Shadowhunters are still nowhere near finding Mortmain.
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3.02.2013

Fiction Flings #1

Whenever I read books, there are times when I can't help myself but develop an admiration for a male character.  Call it a crush, if you may.  Here's what I call my "Fiction Flings", it has two vampires, a Fairy Prince, a Nephilim and a Divergent.
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2.10.2013

Clockwork Prince by Cassandra Clare



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I am loving this series more and more!  I hope I will be able to write what I want to say about this book without spoiling too much.

This book offered the readers more of the softer side of Will.  My heart first broke at the last scene on the prologue.  All throughout the book there would be times when Will would let his guard down and show that he can be nice, caring and vulnerable.

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2.06.2013

Clockwork Angel by Cassandra Clare


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I am not much of a fan of the Mortal Instruments so I was hesitant to read this book.  However, when I started reading it, I got hooked and I couldn't put it down.

What I like about Cassandra Clare's writing is that it's an easy read. She's not the type who will bore you with too much detail that is sometimes not necessary to the story. I'm the type of reader who skims over descriptions most of the time and just read the dialogues but whenever I read a Cassandra Clare novel, I read every word of it.

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