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Wisdom Ji seasky_mai1360 — I am so Excited i finally get to read this book.... I've only decided to read it now because the next book is only coming out in 2014. And at least now i won't be suffering for nearly as much time as if i had read it when it came out. Moving on. Cassandra Clare writes the best paranormal books for teens. She creates this worlds of fantasy that's appealing to all sort of ages and personalities. She makes personages that will stick with you due to their personality and uniqueness, all of them forming bonds that will make us go crazy in return. And all of them evolve so much in this journey that they don't seem like teenagers anymore, the way they talk and act gives them a seriousness and knowledge not found in the eldest of people. This books possesses the best of both worlds. Even though our Jace is out of himself for quite a while he will be the young carefree yet possessed boy we love. The Silent brother are a constant presence in the story as well .... Which is awesome... The clubs and dancing will come back showing us the view of the most respected cities in Europe and the rest of the world. The travel and the new and enchanted objects like swords and rings that will be introduced in this story as well. And it makes a connection with the Infernal devices.... Yay!!! “I was hoping they’d put up flyers like they do for lost cats,” he said. “Missing, one stunningly attractive teenage boy. Answers to ‘Jace,’ or ‘Hot Stuff.’” It seems that in City of Lost Souls everyone will have love problems. Either is it is about admitting and confessing your love or doing everything you can to keep it with you. It deals with problems like immortality and jealousy. It's fantastic. And One of the relationships will end which will be very sad but hopefully the next book will fix it... “Love isn't moral or immoral,” said Clary. “It just is.” Sebastian is still a Tirane, an idiot, self-centered jerk and i could go on and on. But now it shows a bit of his heart and you see he cares about Jace in some twisted way. I actually felt a bit sorry for him. But he's still a jackass. The Mortal Instruments are the books that i can't ever grow tired off. It always has this sort of new thing to them, new fights, new problems and the characters help so much to built a steady relationship with the readers. It's a world i love to read and be dragged into. And City of Lost Souls is now different. It leaves the reader hanging and begging for more every time a page is flipped. It has much more humor and bring the fighting to a whole other level. “Screw the Silent Brothers.” “No thanks. There’s strong and silent, and then there’s just freaky.” “Isabelle!”

江藤 英治 mailb346 — Ok, so this is just wonderfully stereotypical and over-the-top steampunk, and I love it for that. 'A rollicking good read', I think it should be classed as. The plot isn't overly intellectual, but goes along at a fair pace, and has enough to it that I didn't get bored. Mostly though, I read this book for the characters. Books (or should I say, 'Welly') and Braun are instantly lovable. They both seem to have an interesting past, some of which is revealed and some tantalisingly hinted at and held back, clearly waiting for a sequel. (Please?) There's flowery and excessive language to rival Carriger's Parasol Protectorate series, and sleuthing in the style of Mann's duo Newbury and Hobbes. Just up my street :)