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A Thousand Pieces of You

(Firebird #1)

Claudia Gray (Goodreads Author)

3.90 · Rating details · 54,794 ratings · 7,664 reviews

Marguerite Caine's physicist parents are known for their groundbreaking achievements. Their most astonishing invention, called the Firebird, allows users to jump into multiple universes—and promises to revolutionize science forever. But then Marguerite's father is murdered, and the killer—her parent's handsome, enigmatic assistant Paul— escapes into another dimension befor ...more

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Aug 03, 2017 Hailey (Hailey in Bookland) rated it it was ok

Shelves: owned

2.5*

This is an interesting one to review. This is a case of this book just not being for me. It's very classic Twilight era style YA, featuring a love triangle and basically every other YA trope you can think of, including the male characters protecting the female character always *major eye roll*. That's the kind of stuff that I'm just no into anymore. Younger me would have swooned over this story, but now that I'm more of a mature reader, it doesn't appeal to me. It was too predictable, insta- ...more

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Jan 09, 2014 Jennifer Armentrout rated it it was amazing

Absolutely stunning. Absolutely unique. Ahhhhh,

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Oct 11, 2014 Jess rated it liked it

Technically I was the fool in this case. Here’s a tip for all you out there: read the blurb in depth because your cause of complaint may actually have no merit.

I happily allowed myself to be deceived. Do you or do you not see that brilliantly crafted cover. I’m going to go ahead and make a grand exclamation: that may just be the most beauteous cover of 2014. Watercolours, reflections and Russia (which I love, setting wise)—it’s everything Jess could ever ask for. And that blurb. We’re promis ...more

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May 16, 2014 Tess Burton rated it did not like it

Shelves: ya, my-reviews, romantic-subplot, covergasm, sci-fi-or-futuristic, didnt-meet-expectations

**Minor Spoilers**

I've pulled up my ranty-pants, I'm fuelled by rage and coffee, let's kick this review off with a summary of my reading experience, shall we?

To my great displeasure, reading this book was like chewing on a lump of black mould just to check it ain't caviar.

I mean, what the ever-loving bejesus was that?

It was not supposed to be like this. You don't understand; I was excited. I've had my eye on this for months. This was supposed to be epic, I honestly had no doubts. With the premis ...more

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Sep 10, 2018 jessica rated it really liked it

me: i have sooo many series that i have started and really need to finish.
also me: i should start a new series.

i have had this book sitting on my bookshelf for ages now, so i suppose it was finally time to pick it up (sorry to the other series that need to be completed). and im so happy i did because i really enjoyed this!!

im pretty sure ive never read anything quite like this storyline before, so i was very eager to dive right into something so fresh and unique. and it really delivered. i thoug ...more

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Feb 16, 2017 Alyssa rated it it was amazing · review of another edition

Shelves: buddy-reads, 5-stars, 2017-reads

Buddy read with the lovely May!

Rating: ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ / 5 stars
Lead Male Character: ★ ★ ★ ★ / 5 stars (Theo) ★ ★ ★ ★ / 5 stars (Paul)
Lead Female Character: ★ ★ ★ ★ / 5 stars
Plotline: ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ / 5 stars
Genre: Dystopian, futuristic, action, adventure, and romance
Will I recommend this book to others?: YES!
Will I reread this book?: YES!
Overall story summed up in one word: Perfection!

This book was brilliant. Absolutely brilliant.

Honestly, there are no words for how beautiful and perfect this book ...more

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Mar 21, 2013 Annie rated it really liked it

Shelves: 2010s-release, science-fiction, female-pov, read-ebook, top-ten-2015

DAT COVER.
ERMAHGERD.

(Note: I swear I'm an intelligent reviewer ~~most times~~.) ...more

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Feb 16, 2017 ♛ may rated it it was amazing

Shelves: look-at-that-beauty, buddy-read, i-will-go-down-with-this-ship, love-triangle-ugh, i-am-trash, kickass-heroine, perfection, my-heart, sci-fi, trilogy

Alternative titles for this masterpiece:

- A Thousand Pieces of My Shattered Heart
- A Thousand Reasons to Love Paul Markov
- A Thousand Moments of Pain and Happiness

This book was bloody brilliant!! Claudia Gray has spun a gorgeous tale that is dazzling, intense, and so fricken enjoyable to read!

This book has it all; dimension travel, a lesson in physics, heart-stalling plot twists, family values, and a precious love interest that has stolen my heart. And I mean look at that cover, it’s ...more

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Jan 18, 2017 Ivan rated it did not like it

Shelves: young-and-new-adult, dystopia-and-postapocalyptic

Forgive me father for I've DNF-ed.

When I set my gaze upon her she looked so innocent and promised me stories of mystery, intrigue and traveling through parallel universes and I, young and naive, took her in my embrace. Once she had me, she started showing her true nature.Foul temptress tried to lure me into her sinful ways of love triangle and teen romance.

I tried to stay strong.I tired to give her another chance to repent and denounce her wicked ways but as time went by I felt like I had no ch ...more

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Jan 10, 2018 High Lady of The Night Court rated it it was amazing

Shelves: science-fiction-read

This book is one of the fastest paced books I have ever read. Usually, an author will take chapter or 2 to introduce the background of the story but this book just immediately starts off at the plot, but it also doesn't confuse you. I really liked the world Claudia Gray built and the 'Firebird' concept was very well written. The inter-dimensional travel is a very crucial element of the plot and is focused on heavily, which is fascinating.

Marguerite's parents are physicists who have successfully ...more

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Nov 22, 2013 Taschima rated it it was amazing

Shelves: e-arc-titles-to-review

Sometimes, all you can do is cry happy tears. I mean, look at that cover, it is incredible. All I wanted was for the story between the pages to be just as good, to live up not only to the awesome cover design but to the hype. And man, did it deliver.

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I think A Thousand Pieces of You is definitely my favorite Claudia Gray book. It kind of reminds me of All Our Yesterdays and Dissonance. It is an intricate story that keeps you on your toes. Since the beginning of the story me and my friend Lexie we ...more

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May 17, 2014 Ju marked it as to-read

Is it woefully wrong to say that I want to read this because of that absolutely gorgeous cover?

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Dec 18, 2016 Helen 2.0 rated it really liked it

Shelves: cover-candy, time-travel, young-adult, own, love-triangle

3.5

"You are not my Marguerite. And yet, you are. This essential thing you share - your soul - that is what I love.
I would love you in any shape, in any world, with any past. Never doubt that."

A Thousand Pieces of You is a book with a 5-star premise, unfortunately laden with a few core issues that drag down my rating. Marguerite is the daughter of two genius physicists inventing a machine that allows consciousness to jump through parallel universes. Meg's father is killed for his research, so ...more

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Nov 06, 2015 Simona B rated it really liked it · review of another edition

Shelves: 2000, science-fiction, in-english

BECAUSE THIS COVER *drops dead*

"Eventually you'll get used to the pain. You'll forget who you were without it; you'll forget what you looked like without your scars.”

Let me start by saying that I am perfectly aware of the scientific and logical nonsense present in this book, some of which I consider unforgivable. But this story had me hooked, it thrilled and excited me, it's well-written, compelling, wonderfully crafted, and I enjoyed it more than not. And, ultimately, that's always what matters ...more

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Mar 11, 2017 Bentley ★ Bookbastion.net rated it liked it

That's it. I'm starting a campaign to end love triangles as a staple of the Young Adult genre. Or I'd like to anyway, but you know, I've got a lot of books to read.

I'll admit it, I'm kind of scared to review this one because so many of my friends LOVED this, but I was let down...

Those of you who have followed me for any length of time know that one of my biggest pet peeves are love triangles. I get why authors feel the need to include them. Romance adds a bit of sizzle to the middle of a book w ...more

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Apr 17, 2015 Anja H. rated it it was ok

*2 AVERAGE STARS*

"Every form of art is another way of seeing the world."

Let me just cut right to the chase: I didn't like this book.
When I first read the plot and saw the stunning cover, I thought this was going to be awesome and badass but in the end this book left me really disappointed. The whole plot with the time travel and different dimensions could have been really interesting, but the author didn't use it to their full potential in my opinion. So much more could've happened but this *2 AVERAGE STARS*

"Every form of art is another way of seeing the world."

Let me just cut right to the chase: I didn't like this book.
When I first read the plot and saw the stunning cover, I thought this was going to be awesome and badass but in the end this book left me really disappointed. The whole plot with the time travel and different dimensions could have been really interesting, but the author didn't use it to their full potential in my opinion. So much more could've happened but this book only contained three dimensions, in which Marguerite started this weird love quadrangle involving Theo and two Pauls (yeah, you read that right), and it left me completely confused.

I can't really put my finger on what exactly I didn't like about this. I mean, I definitely loved the whole idea of time travel, but not the way they went about it. The first 100 started off quite good, but it all went downhill from the moment Marguerite caught Paul. Claudia Gray's writing style was good, but not great. Every time Marguerite changed dimensions, I felt like she was running away from the problems she caused in the previous one.
And even though all the characters in this book are older than some of the other young adult book characters out there, they somehow seemed really juvenile and childish to me, especially with all the dumb decisions they made.

The one character I really liked is Russia's Lieutenant Paul Markov, I mean, he's just so sweet and not as distant as the original one, but oh man, I didn't like the insta-love-thing that happened between him and Marguerite. And then when she feels attracted to the Paul from her own dimension, which I don't get because he's an antisocial awkward turtle, she thinks that she's cheating on the Russian one.. I mean, come on! I do like Theo as a character but I don't really ship Marguerite with anyone, which is weird for me because I'm usually an avid shipper. I just didn't really connect with any of the characters.

Honestly, I found the whole story to be quite boring. There was way too much focus on the weird romance and not enough action and suspense. This book ends with a happy ending, so I'm really unsure about what they'll do with the next two books, as it seems like this is going to be a trilogy.
Since I've decided that I'm only going to be reading books and series I really want to read from now on, I won't torture myself with trying to continue this series. ...more

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Oct 08, 2016 Brittney ~ Reverie and Ink rated it it was amazing

Shelves: absolute-favorites, fantasy, recommended-fantasy, favorite-couples, modern-fantasy

(Full review update..)

Here's a nice little spoiler free full review of my FEELS. Because that's all I can talk about without giving anything away.

The entire plot its nuts. If you, a smart reader like myself (eh, or what I tell myself that I am...) -you probably will think you can guess simply based on the description/back of the book summary that Paul Markov who is accused of killing Marguerite's father is an innocent guy and this book is all about her realizing he's innocent and blah blah bla ...more

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Feb 07, 2016 Kiki rated it really liked it

Edit: I read this again while on holiday and it's still fantastic. Has there ever been a fictional man more perfect than Paul? I don't think so. He is simply incomparable.

Not to be Unpopular Opinions Angela, but I'm going to have to swim against the tide with this one. I know that a lot of people think this book is shite, but I'm here, I'm queer, and I'm ready to stand up on my soapbox and yell at all of you through a crackly loudspeaker: I loved this book.

I loved my salty daughter Marguerite, Edit: I read this again while on holiday and it's still fantastic. Has there ever been a fictional man more perfect than Paul? I don't think so. He is simply incomparable.

Not to be Unpopular Opinions Angela, but I'm going to have to swim against the tide with this one. I know that a lot of people think this book is shite, but I'm here, I'm queer, and I'm ready to stand up on my soapbox and yell at all of you through a crackly loudspeaker: I loved this book.

I loved my salty daughter Marguerite, with her grand gestures and her dramatic inner monologue and her total disregard for the consequences of her foolish actions (insert: that Vine where the kid screams "when will you learn that your actions have consequences?" RIP Vine, you'll always be remembered with a fond little chuckle and a jaunty head tilt).

I could have done without Theo, but he did add another dimension to this (ha ha ha) and, having read the rest of this series, his character is a lovely and complex shade of grey. In particular, his relationship with Paul was this edgy, dangerous thing, barbed at the edges. He belittles Paul fondly, as "brothers" do, but with that underlying slant of jealousy that invites unsavoury questions. I like that.

Speaking of Paul: I mean, what can I say? Paul is my husband and we're happily married. Thank you. We registered for gifts at TK Maxx Home and the Bohemians (you'll have to travel for the latter, but I've got my eye on that big clay oil pot). I love everything about him and if you come to my house for a bevy I'll set up my projector and show you my Powerpoint that details the 96 reasons why. The abridged version is that Paul is perfection and I will defend him until my dying breath.

This book was a blast, and so is the rest of the series. It's unique, it's flashy, it's paced so frenetically but with just the right balance of conversational prose. It does something interesting with its characters, too: nobody's the good guy, and nobody's evil. It's grey, it's complicated, and we've all got to live with the uneasy notion that, had the trajectory of our lives been angled slightly differently, we might not be who we are now. For me, that was a concept that blew this book out of the water. It makes this series compulsively readable, time and time again.

Good job, Claudia Gray. And thanks for bringing Paul into my life. ...more

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Aug 02, 2017 Jiana rated it it was amazing · review of another edition

Shelves: favorites

Aaaaaand another review that's almost 2 weeks late.

Initial reaction to this book: KFKSDH;KHDSA;KHDFKDHFKDJSHF DKHDSKNDNDAUIRHAIEONCDSNCKHF EUHFEHAFHJDHFKDSHFDHNC HEHFFDHSDAHSIAEAIDSJ ANFC KDSNVFAHFISAHF AIEIFJADFIEAFDSFHAE

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Aug 26, 2014 vicky. rated it did not like it

Don't get me wrong, I've read a couple of Claudia Gray's books and enjoyed them, but what the fuck is this?

Marguerite's parents are geniuses who built a device called the Firebird, that allows people to travel to parallel universes. But then her father is murdered and their assistant Paul is the only suspect. But wait, he also stole the Firebirds! So Meg joins her BFF Theo (who also works with her parents, how convenient) in a quest for revenge.

Don't get too excited though, it's less:

or mayb ...more

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May 16, 2014 Tiff at Mostly YA Lit rated it really liked it

Shelves: sci-fi, romance, time-travel, ya

Holy cow, A Thousand Pieces of You was a serious ride.

What works so well in this book is that author Claudia Gray sets up the very complex world building, then spins philosophy, art, mystery and romance around it. There are so many threads here to think about, and the story deftly switches between them. Except for a bit of confusion and clunkiness I felt at the beginning with all the exposition (this book really does start in media res), the story flowed smoothly, with a ton of twists and turns. ...more

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Oct 06, 2016 Wren (fablesandwren) rated it liked it

Shelves: 03-stars, ya-sf-fantasy

Okay, okay. Am I the only one who gets really freaked out when books DON’T end in a cliff hanger? Like I know there are other books after this series but this book ended on a more than mildly happy note. So I feel like… super calm and just want to know what is going to electrocute me / drown me / tear me apart in the books to come.

That’s probably just my anxiety talking.

So this very artsy girl (Marguerite) has two super brainiac parents who invent this gadget that can take you to different-yet- ...more

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Dec 26, 2014 Chelsea (chelseadolling reads) rated it it was amazing

Shelves: favorites

Re-read 1/4/16: GUUUUHHHHHH STILL SO GOOD GONNA IMMEDIATELY START NEXT BOOK

Original Review 3/24/15: GUUUHHHHHHH SO GOOD NEED NEXT BOOK

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Feb 27, 2017 Danielle (The Blonde Likes Books) rated it it was amazing

Shelves: ya-fantasy

Not gonna lie, A Thousand Pieces of You was a book I added to my TBR list solely for it’s cover. I didn’t even read the description of the book before I added it because the cover it so gorgeous! I mean really, just look at it! It might be one of my favorite covers ever – I’m kind of obsessed with it. That said, I’m SO glad I decided to read it because I looooved the book!

Marguerite grew up with physicists for parents, so she’s no stranger to experiments and gadgets strewn about her house. Her p Not gonna lie, A Thousand Pieces of You was a book I added to my TBR list solely for it’s cover. I didn’t even read the description of the book before I added it because the cover it so gorgeous! I mean really, just look at it! It might be one of my favorite covers ever – I’m kind of obsessed with it. That said, I’m SO glad I decided to read it because I looooved the book!

Marguerite grew up with physicists for parents, so she’s no stranger to experiments and gadgets strewn about her house. Her parents and their research assistants Paul and Theo develop a device that they call the Firebird that allows people to jump through different dimensions. This invention is set to change science forever…until her dad is killed and Paul appears to be the killer. Paul takes off to another dimension, and Marguerite and Paul quickly follow, hoping to get justice for her father. Before long, Marguerite starts doubting Paul’s guilt, and begins to realize her feelings for him. As she jumps through dimensions, she begins to learn there was far more to her father’s death than she ever could have imagined…

Let me just say again, I loved this book! I’ve never read a book with the same concept, so that made it unique for me. I really enjoyed that the book was told with a scientific mindset, similar to Dark Matter. There was a lot of talk about the science and physics that allowed Marguerite to jump between dimensions but it was never overwhelming to the point where I was confused. I also likes that there were rules put in place, such as not being able to jump backward or forward in time, or to dimensions where Marguerite hadn’t been born.

There was a brief time where I thought we were going to end up with a love triangle, and I got slightly annoyed for a few minutes, worrying that we had another young woman who fell in love with any man who showed her attention, HOWEVER, the author did a great job at making Marguerite quickly learn who she actually had feelings for without dragging that decision out. I appreciated that.

I found myself really engaged in the story and I was dying to find out where the story would go and whether or not Marguerite would make it home safely. All of my questions were answered and the resolution of this book set the second book up perfectly, without leaving us with a huge cliffhanger. I cannot wait to read book two – I’m planning to start it tonight so I can find out what happens next! I definitely recommend this one to fans of YA sci-fi who are looking for an adventurous story! ...more

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Mar 18, 2017 ambsreads rated it it was amazing

Shelves: best-covers, books-i-own, fantasy, favorites

WHAT DID I JUST READ. IM SHOCKED. THIS IS AMAZING. IM STILL CONFUSED. I NEED MORE. WHY DONT I HAVE BOOK TWO. THANKS CAITLIN.

REVIEW TO COME MAYBE???

PS THEO STILL SUCKS.

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Oct 17, 2018 Lo rated it it was amazing

Shelves: read-in-2018, ya, urban-fantasy

I would be lying if I said that the cover of this book was 80% of the reason that I picked it up. Like come on look at it! It is beautiful! Thankfully, when I started reading the book I was as enraptured by story as much as I was with the cover.

A Thousand Pieces of You comes off the starting blocks with a speed that I did not expect. Gray doesn’t spend the first few chapters building the world and introducing the characters instead the reader is thrust into this world where inter-dimensional tra I would be lying if I said that the cover of this book was 80% of the reason that I picked it up. Like come on look at it! It is beautiful! Thankfully, when I started reading the book I was as enraptured by story as much as I was with the cover.

A Thousand Pieces of You comes off the starting blocks with a speed that I did not expect. Gray doesn’t spend the first few chapters building the world and introducing the characters instead the reader is thrust into this world where inter-dimensional travel is possible and Grey catches us up with everything else along the ride. The pace works perfectly for the book as it fits with the flow the story, at times where she wants us to take a breather and get the know the characters she slows down the speed and at others we feel like we are on this wild ride together.

The main focus of the story is inter-dimension travel and the possibilities with that and the author builds this possibility beautifully and intricately. It is so smartly delivered that I was left feeling like I didn’t have to suspend my disbelief for too long in order to get lost in the worlds created. Each world also felt complete and I got an entirely different feeling from each one, although I do have to say that I think the dimension where they are in Russia is my favourite one. This is my first foray into a story based on the muti-verse theory and I think this was a wonderful one to start with.

I know that a lot of people hate on the love triangle trope that is in a lot of YA novels but I can admit that I am a sucker for them (unfortunately, I always seem to prefer the person that they don’t end up with - the only exception to that one is the Hunger Games!) so I can’t pretend that I didn’t enjoy the dynamics created in this love triangle, made all the more interesting with the different presentations of the characters in the different dimensions. One of the reason that I think that love triangles are so hated on is because they tend to get dragged out for a little too long, especially when a book is part of a series. Thankfully, A Thousand Pieces of You does not fall into this trap and the whole book is not consumed with the love triangle.

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Feb 26, 2019 Tatiana rated it it was ok

Recommends it for: actual teen readers

Shelves: 2019, book-club, ya, sci-fi, stop-with-the-herring-and-bears, romancelandia

Although I wouldn't have read or finished this book if it weren't my book club's pick, I didn't hate A Thousand Pieces of You.

I sometimes forget that YA novels are actually written for TEENS, not middle-aged women like me. I don't know why other adults read YA, but I read teen books mostly because some of them are outstanding works of art.

A Thousand Pieces of You however is not a work of art, it has no adult cross-over appeal, it's not intellectually or morally challenging, and it doesn't try to ...more

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Jul 29, 2017 Maureen rated it liked it

5th for Booktubeathon 2017 DOWN!

Some 3 books are just meh I didn't like it, but this is one where there are things I intensely liked and things that I just as intensely disliked.
The whole concept of this book was fascinating but when we finally started getting into the plot? Was so boring. Nothing was moving or happening and it felt like it just switched to a historical fiction book instead of a sci-fi. There were also lots of tropes including one of my least favorite ones, and it was VERY pred ...more

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Jan 12, 2015 Faye, la Patata rated it liked it

Don't be fooled by my 3-star rating. Because despite all my problems with it, I actually... liked this book. O_O

First of all, you guys know me - anything with science and traveling through space/time, I'm 100% game for that. I like exploring all kinds of possibilities and going beyond what we deem as reality. There's a kind of poetry in it, you know? The feeling that there are still so much out there that we need to understand and discover, that the universe is so much bigger and grander than we ...more

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Aug 13, 2014 Lotte rated it really liked it · review of another edition

Shelves: 2015-priority, 2015-read, a-young-adult-fiction, ge-science-fiction

What a pleasant surprise! I enjoyed this a lot more than I thought. Sure, it had a few cliché and cringe-worthy moments, but overall it was a whole lot of fun! I can definitely recommend this if you're looking for a good YA sci-fi adventure. The concept of the "multiverse" and the characters' ability to leap into different dimensions was super interesting and had me hooked from the beginning. (One quick note though: there's a kinda-sorta-but-not-really love triangle in this book, so if that's an ...more

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Claudia Gray is not my real name. I didn't choose a pseudonym because my real name is unpleasant (it isn't), because I'd always dreamed of calling myself this (I haven't) or even because I'm hiding from the remnants of that international diamond-smuggling cartel I smashed in 2003 (Interpol has taken care of them). In short, I took a pseudonym for no real reason whatsoever. Sometimes this is actual ...more

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“I meant it when I said I didn’t believe in love at first sight. It takes time to really, truly fall for someone. Yet I believe in a moment. A moment when you glimpse the truth within someone, and they glimpse the truth within you. In that moment, you don’t belong to yourself any longer, not completely. Part of you belongs to him; part of him belongs to you. After that, you can’t take it back, no matter how much you want to, no matter how hard you try.” — 442 likes

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