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William Rogers rogerswilliam — First reviewed on blog: 21-25 July 2011 It's another Paige Toon book I mean what's not to love? Every book of Paige Toon's I love. Pictures of Lily though I especially loved the way she wrote at the start that Lily was 16. It just shows you (even though it is a book) that you never forget your first love and that their love was real. So instead of me babbling I'm not going to say the usual stuff I always say in any Paige Toon Review but you really do need to go and read this book. It is amazing!!! I liked how we got to catch up with old characters such as Richard, Lucy, Nathan etc from Lucy in the Sky. (Another one of my favourite books)

Gabby Barrera gabby_barrera — Be sure you have the second book before you get to the end of the first or you will be left hanging. This book has a quite start with Thrasne a boatman aboard a barge. He trades from town to town and sees much of the odd ways of the people on shore. In a town they pass a woman commited suside by throwing herself in the river. A cardenal sin aginst the Awakeners. That night Thrasne pulls her up in his net ravaged with a thing that aflicts things in the water turning them to wood, they call it blight. Instead of letting her float away he keeps her and hides her in his cabin. After awhile Thrasne is sure that even frozen by blight that the woman actually moves and is trying to talk to him. Thus starts a very strange story.

Sigrid Gonzaga sigridgonzaga — Such a fantastic read! I've read this one over and over. I love seeing things from Edward's point of view. He's a much more interesting character than Bella -- sorry, girl! I wish Stephenie Meyer would finish this and publish the whole book!!

An Iv aniv — Great inspiring stories. Some little autdated, but others - timeless.

Julia Chesnokova yuschesnokova — I hate gregory maguire for writing this book. He's milking the fame he got from Wicked. It had no ending and you're forced to by this next book. It's the Pirates of the Carribean II of literature -- it's a long PREVIEW to the third one!