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chelzy.rosario

chelzy.rosario

Joined January 2023

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Caraval | Stephanie Garberov
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Chained to a dull, dreary island, Scarlett Dragna and her sister, Tella, commonly fantasized about experiencing mystical wonders. Their imaginations were fed by stories of the Caraval, an exclusive performance overbrimming with eye-catching wanders. Upon reaching seventeen, Scarlett is betrothed to a count by the diction of her cruel father. Her ambition to behold magical treasures is shattered until she receives a letter.

chelzy.rosario It contained a formal invitation written by the Caraval Master Legend. With the assistance of a charmingly handsome sailor, Scarlett arrives at the Caraval to discover the kidnapping of her sister. To rescue Tella, Scarlett is pushed to participate in a deceitful game, where the boundaries of reality and fiction are non-existent.

If you enjoy books with imaginative settings, this book is for you!
2y
chelzy.rosario Caraval is written in a third-person limited POV, and the narrative is told through the protagonist‘s, Scarlett Dragna, perspective. The narrator of the book refers to her by name or through pronouns such as she, her, and hers. The text conveys her exact emotions, ideas, ambitions, and thoughts, while the audience infers the feelings and ideas of the other characters. Lastly, the development of the characters progresses relative to their relations 2y
MissYaremcio Nicely done Chelzy! This reminds me of “Midnight Circus“ - you might like it! 6/6 2y
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Adeline “Addie” LaRue is a woman living in New York City. Despite Addie‘s youthful appearance, she is over 300 years old. In 1714, overwhelmed with desperation, she found herself wrapped in the darkness of a stranger, where she made a bargain. Living through numerous decades, nobody ever remembered her name until she met a boy in a bookshop; changing her whole life. If you like books that have exceptional world building, this book is for you!

chelzy.rosario A recurring theme in the book is the significance of memories and being remembered. While her lack of ability to be remembered trains her to be independent, Addie repeatedly faces instability. She lacks a home, often staying in her past lovers‘ houses. She lacks the ability to acquire a job, leaving her no money. Lastly, Addie lacks the ability to create lasting bonds with other individuals. For her, nothing is permanent. (edited) 2y
chelzy.rosario Because of this notion, she constantly pushes to find other ways to make her life memorable without relying on long-lasting experiences.

2y
MissYaremcio I loved this book and I'm glad you enjoyed it too! 6/6 2y
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