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Akanksha Pandey _kanksha_andey — Jonathan Safran Foer viaja a Ucrania para encontrar a la mujer que salvó la vida de su abuelo durante la Segunda Guerra Mundial y para escribir un libro sobre la historia de su familia. Excepto que también está Alex, el guía ucraniano que cuenta su propia historia en un inglés hilarantemente roto. Y una incursión en el realismo mágico a través del libro que Foer-in-the-book está escribiendo. Es un poco difícil de resumir. Foer maneja seis estilos de escritura universales diferentes, al menos tres antecedentes familiares, muchas metáforas judías y una gran cantidad de verdades universales. Este sigue siendo el mejor libro que he leído en años decentes: está bellamente escrito y no puedes evitar sentirlo. Un montón.

Eleonora Bohm eleonorali9036 — Amanda is the only girl in a legacy of demon hunters, two families destined to fight the dark forces in the world. She's consistently trying to prove to herself and to others that she is every bit a part of her family's history as her brother, but it almost seems to bring her further from that. But the forces of darkness are always there, and Amanda seems to be fighting both inside and out, and as much as she wants to fight and be someone, she's got a lot to live up to. Some of what the Wynter and Chelsea families need to live up to is hidden in lies and mystery, and those mysteries are potentially and probably very dangerous. Some people are born to be writers. Author Becca Ritchie, wrote Wynter Chelsea: The Legacy when she was just 14 years old. Cohesive, action-packed and with a touch of romance that defies the norm of YA fiction (read: this is NOT insta-love), Wynter Chelsea: The Legacy is a little bit of everything that makes the paranormal genre great. The full cast of characters complemented one another well, and each had specific character traits that set them apart from one another. Most of all though, each action had an equal and worthy reaction. If that doesn't equate to what a book should be, then colour me crazy. The best part of the book was the background and history of the Wynter and Chelsea families. The younger generation of the demon hunting families which included Amanda, Jack, Dustin and Trevor was dynamic and engaging. Jack was a bit of a force to be reckoned with for me. He had a definite mean streak, and his emotions were so off-kilter that it kept the story moving, even when the battles lulled. Amanda, though I desperately wanted her to be a badass in Wynter Chelsea: The Legacy, fell a bit flat for me though, to be honest. Her internal monologues were a bit taxing, and while her power was awesome and really heightened her potential with Dustin, she whined a lot. I get why she did, but I wish she would be less talk and more action, if that makes sense. Either way, the non-stop plot made up for it. All in all, Wynter Chelsea: The Legacy was a great supernatural read that kept me hooked from page one to the very end. I give it a very strong 4 out of 5, and I recommend it to all YA fans, especially those who enjoy paranormal stories. It's especially great for those fans of shows like Supernatural because, hey, we can never get enough hunters, right? I received this book free of charge from the author in exchange for an honest review. This, in no way, affected my opinion or review of this book.