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lavenderspark) wrote2016-03-15 10:37 am
lavenderspark) wrote2016-03-15 10:37 am
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The Snow Garden and Book #5
Wow, looking at my entry of when I started this book, it took me over a MONTH to read it. Except I wasn't reading it much. It sat for like three weeks because I just didn't care about any of the characters. I finally finished it on Saturday simply because I wanted to know how it ended. The whole book was terribly boring, but not so awful that I felt I could justify not finishing it. It was weird and kind of all over the place, no one had any real clear motives for anything they did and most of it just made no sense.
But now that I finished it, I can move on. Andy bought me the final book in a trilogy that I've been wanting to finish, so hopefully that will be as good as the others and I can read something I actually enjoy.
A wicked plot dating back to the very beginning of Avall is coming to its end, and Memory is a vital part. In order to save her friends, Memory will break all the rules. With all worlds put at risk by her actions, she will have to step up and make the greatest sacrifice to repair Avall and make the world something better than before.
But now that I finished it, I can move on. Andy bought me the final book in a trilogy that I've been wanting to finish, so hopefully that will be as good as the others and I can read something I actually enjoy.
A wicked plot dating back to the very beginning of Avall is coming to its end, and Memory is a vital part. In order to save her friends, Memory will break all the rules. With all worlds put at risk by her actions, she will have to step up and make the greatest sacrifice to repair Avall and make the world something better than before.