#Scarathlon photo challenge Day 22
#Fear
Wow, I need to read first four books before this one😬when????🤷🏽♀️
#Scarathlon photo challenge Day 22
#Fear
Wow, I need to read first four books before this one😬when????🤷🏽♀️
I‘m late! For day 1 of #tarottakeover I‘m going very literal: the book Fear by Michael Grant to represent Nine of Swords (def a card for the world mood).
Fear is the 5th book in the excellent Gone series about a bunch of kids trying to survive after everyone over age 15 suddenly disappears. In this book, their world literally goes dark, & lots of additional fear & anxiety sets in.
I read this (YA!!) series 9 years ago & still think about it.
Well, it had to happen at some point. I just didn't like this one like the others with the egregious violence and the cloying personalities from those like the Charmer who kills for humor, and yet weren't funny themselves. This one just didn't do what the others did and I found the new characters more irritating than interesting...all but Armo, he can stay.
This is my favorite of the Gone series so far. I like how the author basically threw out the rules and brought in new characters to disrupt the narrative. Lots of new going one her with lots of new characters. I am looking forward to seeing more of this and love how the author throws the reader off balance all over this book!
Okay, I liked Monster, but I LOVED Villain! It has everything Michael Grant is best at: high tension, bloody battles, super fast super tight plot, the POV changing often. And I devoured it 😍
I read this in about three sittings. Just absorbed it. If you‘re wondering, it‘s not as good as the GONE series, but it is a blast! 😊
I don‘t know what to read next! I‘ve narrowed it down to these five. Any suggestions? (I know the picture cropped that Kendare Blake is the author of Antigoddess 😆)
Genre: Teen fiction/Fantasy
Date started: Novemer 18th 2019
date completed: December 10th 2019
What made you chose this book? This book is apart of a set of nine. i've read the first two so I wanted to continue reading through the set.
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