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I love the sequel so much. I can't totally put it down. It's fast-paced, very well written from the beginning until the end. I have to admit I've been hooked. I got to see the official site of the mortal instruments and saw the artwork which is very cool. I really believe that this could be very well translated into a movie and maybe became a hit like the Harry Potter and the Twilight Series does. Just the bad thing about it is like I said from the first book it lacks ...more
I love the sequel so much. I can't totally put it down. It's fast-paced, very well written from the beginning until the end. I have to admit I've been hooked. I got to see the official site of the mortal instruments and saw the artwork which is very cool. I really believe that this could be very well translated into a movie and maybe became a hit like the Harry Potter and the Twilight Series does. Just the bad thing about it is like I said from the first book it lacks ...more
It is hard for me to explain how I feel about these books. Cassandra Clare is a VERY creative and descriptive writer. It just makes my stomach turn when she describes how gory and smelly the demons are.
The first book had mainly Clary's POV, the daughter of a demon hunter (shadow hunter), but this book has POV's of other shadow hunters, a werewolf and a vampire. She also introduces beautiful AND not so pretty faeries in this book.
You learn in the first book that Clary's mother kept her in the dar ...more
The first book had mainly Clary's POV, the daughter of a demon hunter (shadow hunter), but this book has POV's of other shadow hunters, a werewolf and a vampire. She also introduces beautiful AND not so pretty faeries in this book.
You learn in the first book that Clary's mother kept her in the dar ...more
