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I love this book. I love the entire series. I found them first in seventh grade, but the third one hadn't come out yet. I was scanning my middle school library's shelves, when I noticed an interesting cover near one of my favorite book series. I read the back and I thought the plot was interesting. So I decided to give it a chance and read it. I thought they were great. I mean, I really didn't consider them as some of my favorite books. Eventually, I went on with my life and sort of forgot about
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This book's way better than the second, because she gets away from Spence, and there is more action. I like the fact that Simon's there (Kartik has some competition!), and that he's still going to be there in the next one. I don't think much happened with Ann, but nothing much CAN happen to Ann. Well, now that I think about it she does pretend to be Russian royalty, and has to go home in May, so I guess that's enough. I li ...more
This book's way better than the second, because she gets away from Spence, and there is more action. I like the fact that Simon's there (Kartik has some competition!), and that he's still going to be there in the next one. I don't think much happened with Ann, but nothing much CAN happen to Ann. Well, now that I think about it she does pretend to be Russian royalty, and has to go home in May, so I guess that's enough. I li ...more
As good or better than the first book. This one is getting a reread from me because it's still twisting around in my brain. Geez, all the MacBeth imagery! Libba Bray should give writers' seminars on how to drop elements from classic literature pieces into your own works; she is a master. Fair is foul and foul is fair, indeed! Those three girls in white......hmmm, witches, witches. And I knew there would be more examination of religion! So good to THINK about things instead of just blindly follow
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This is another GREAT novel by Libba Bray! I just adore her writing. Gemma is the most interesting character..Can't wait to read the third installment!!
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In part two of Bray's trilogy the main characters continue to grow and learn so much about themselves and really come into their own through the Realms and the experiences they have there. Most of the novel takes place during the Christmas holidays, so the girls are no longer at school, but off gallivanting through Victorian London. Going to the opera, attending parties and taking some very interesting side trips while they try to piece together the elaborate mystery of who really is in charge o
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A great follow up to "A Great and Terrible Beauty" - I enjoyed this book much more than the first. On to the next...
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The sequel to one of my favourite books. It's a tie between this and A Great and Terrible Beauty. I think this books is more livelier, though. I love how the relationship between Gemma and Kartik developed. I've grown more fond of Gemma at this point, although her friends remain unlikable. Overall, it's amazing.
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After reading A great and Terrible beauty I was interested enough to want to continue with the series, I wasn't dissapointed. Just as magical and even more surprising than the last book Rebel Angels was a great read and i'm looking forward to the next installment. A sweet far thing
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It was soooooooooo good! This book is about three girls traveling through realms, searching for Circe the evil Sorceress. The many events in this book changes the three best friends forever. (Third book in series)
Second book to A Great and Terrible Beauty. So good! But it wasn't as good as the first of the second. The plot gets bigger and bigger and will leave you begging for the third book!
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Great sequel. The same interesting characters and exciting adventures.
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