Questions About The Invasion of the Tearling (The Queen of the Tearling, #2)

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Seriously cannot wait for this to be published. I need it now! But does anybody else find it odd that Emma Watson is set to play Kelsea in the movies? She's a great actress, but I just pictured somebody a little more plain.

Julia I think her personality could pull it off but she is way too small and skinny to be Kelsea!

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Am I the only one who ships Kelsea and Pen?

Kimberly You are not alone! I think the Fetch is creepy, I ship K&P so hard.

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Leah i think the fetch could be jonathan tear, and thats why he was kind of emotional when he asked about his wife... i hope we find out more about jonatha…morei think the fetch could be jonathan tear, and thats why he was kind of emotional when he asked about his wife... i hope we find out more about jonathan in the next book. i have no idea who the father is.(less)

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Elaine Agree, agree, agree. I have no answers for you, but I had the same thoughts. Perhaps she did not have enough power to wipe out the army, or perhaps sh…moreAgree, agree, agree. I have no answers for you, but I had the same thoughts. Perhaps she did not have enough power to wipe out the army, or perhaps she did want to kill so many people? But making a trade for 3 years was just simply misguided. Even worse, Kelsea praises herself at the end for her ability to make such a strong deal. Like you, I thought these were two major plot points that just did not work.(less)

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Is this book better/worse than the first?

Elaine I thought it was a bit worse. I liked the initial book a lot, but this novel had several problems, IMHO. First, the book almost glorifies cutting, and…moreI thought it was a bit worse. I liked the initial book a lot, but this novel had several problems, IMHO. First, the book almost glorifies cutting, and I believe strongly that the author could have found some other device to show Kelsea's internal struggles. In addition, as I mentioned in my review, this book introduced and explored at least 7 additional story lines, which ended up with a somewhat muddy point of view. It is very much worth reading, but I enjoyed the first book much more.(less)

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