Jessica’s answer to “so do you have plans for a new castle glower book? please do not leave me hanging” > Likes and Comments
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Oh no....we never get to see if Rolf marries Kalys? or Celie and Pogue? No no!! :,(
Look into your heart. What does it tell you? ;)
It tells me there are so many more stories! ;)
no, how can you do this to me. from now on i will have crazy ideas because you never ended the series properly so sad please make another one
What do you mean, I never ended the series properly? I literally tied up every loose end, told the history of the Castle, found TWO mythological creatures, and got everybody home safe! I thought I ended it very nicely! I worked hard on that ending! *sniffles*
sorry i did not mean to hurt your feelings but you ended the book with celie crying in her dads arm saying shes home
Yes, I know. She's home. She's happy to be there. Her family is all together . . . How is that not a proper ending?
I'm not offended, I'm super curious about what I would have to have done to make it seem like a proper ending?
idk but you kind of left us stranded cause celie is upset rolf doesnt want to be king and it kind of feels like celie does
i kinda like the ending
it kinda hints at stuff but doesn't just say it right out it leaves room to think about it and i think it is like rolf to not want to be king
Yah but take Harry Potter for example Kay, in that book I am not wondering what is going to happen to Harry in the future because J.K Rowling answered that for us. A good book does not leave you asking questions not saying that the castle Glower series is not a good book but still
different authors like to write in different ways and i think among all the books this is one of the good endings to a book it isn't that huge of a question but as i said before it leaves room to ponder and make up your own stories though i do see your point i have read books where the ending bothers me and makes it seem like the next book will reveal the answer and then there is no next book but i still enjoyed the book
though yes i do see your point about books ending in questions that don't get answered
yes i too also enjoyed the book but after i read i thought there was going to going to be another book, but any way i still enjoyed celies adventures so thanks Jessica for writing them
I think that the way things ended is perfect. Everyone is safe, there are happily ever afters, and there is just enough to keep us thinking. I actually sometimes dislike it when books flash to the future. Hunger Games bothered me because it showed their kids at the end and how everything was mostly better. I would have liked better to imagine a different future for them, so I love the way Jessica tied up all the loose ends, but not too tightly.
I own nearly all of Jessica’s books and just finished reading the Castle Glower series to my nine-year-old sister this morning, and even she sighed at the end and exclaimed about its “perfect perfection.”
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Oh no....we never get to see if Rolf marries Kalys? or Celie and Pogue? No no!! :,(
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Look into your heart. What does it tell you? ;)
It tells me there are so many more stories! ;)
no, how can you do this to me. from now on i will have crazy ideas because you never ended the series properly so sad please make another one
What do you mean, I never ended the series properly? I literally tied up every loose end, told the history of the Castle, found TWO mythological creatures, and got everybody home safe! I thought I ended it very nicely! I worked hard on that ending! *sniffles*
sorry i did not mean to hurt your feelings but you ended the book with celie crying in her dads arm saying shes home
Yes, I know. She's home. She's happy to be there. Her family is all together . . . How is that not a proper ending?
I'm not offended, I'm super curious about what I would have to have done to make it seem like a proper ending?
idk but you kind of left us stranded cause celie is upset rolf doesnt want to be king and it kind of feels like celie does
i kinda like the endingit kinda hints at stuff but doesn't just say it right out it leaves room to think about it and i think it is like rolf to not want to be king
Yah but take Harry Potter for example Kay, in that book I am not wondering what is going to happen to Harry in the future because J.K Rowling answered that for us. A good book does not leave you asking questions not saying that the castle Glower series is not a good book but still
different authors like to write in different ways and i think among all the books this is one of the good endings to a book it isn't that huge of a question but as i said before it leaves room to ponder and make up your own stories though i do see your point i have read books where the ending bothers me and makes it seem like the next book will reveal the answer and then there is no next book but i still enjoyed the book
though yes i do see your point about books ending in questions that don't get answered
yes i too also enjoyed the book but after i read i thought there was going to going to be another book, but any way i still enjoyed celies adventures so thanks Jessica for writing them
I think that the way things ended is perfect. Everyone is safe, there are happily ever afters, and there is just enough to keep us thinking. I actually sometimes dislike it when books flash to the future. Hunger Games bothered me because it showed their kids at the end and how everything was mostly better. I would have liked better to imagine a different future for them, so I love the way Jessica tied up all the loose ends, but not too tightly. I own nearly all of Jessica’s books and just finished reading the Castle Glower series to my nine-year-old sister this morning, and even she sighed at the end and exclaimed about its “perfect perfection.”
:D
