I need to work on my skills and yet the only thing I’ve done productively this summer is this. HUHUHU.
“Never repent of your own goodness, child. To stay true in the face of evil is a feat of strength.”
- Brimstone, Daughter of Smoke and Bone.
That heartbreaking moment when…
Me: Hello. Is the book *insert title here* available?
Bookstore lady: Oh, sorry. We ran out of stock.
Me: 
Okay, so I finished reading City of Bones. It’s really a great book and it even put me back to writing stories again after having writer’s block for quite some time.
As I progressed towards the ending, the idea that popped in my mind for my own was pretty much like with the story. O_O I had that idea before reading into that part. So now, I’m thinking, should I still continue my story? I don’t want to change what I had in mind, though. Well, I’ll just think about it some time and might make few modifications.
Going back to the book, most of the scenes are still fresh with me. This is one of the books I’ve read that really got me into their world. It has been wonderfully done.
I have read yet another comment about the book. lol.
While I agree that having one sappy love scene after another isn’t ideal (I actually thought it was a bit much in the first book—they could have fallen in love closer to the end to make it more realistic and less cheesy, though I still enjoyed it), I can’t stand love triangles. I actually avoid books that have them. I started Angel Fire, but once I figured out it had a love triangle, I couldn’t finish it. They are overdone and unrealistic, and there are other ways to bring challenges into a relationship. I always feel like if I were the guys, I’d end it right there. Who wants to be strung along while they watch their “true love” dither about and try to decide if they really love you or someone else?
It’s deceitful and cruel, and I always end up hating the person who can’t decide (usually the girl in YA novels).
I agree to this person. I stopped reading Angel Fire because of what I had found out. But once the third book is released and the ending was the one I wanted, I’ll get back reading this. I know it’s quite selfish and all but knowing that my hopes went to nothing really depresses me even though it’s just being connected with a book. Like, getting yourself in the story is really something. It is being emotionally connected and all to it.
No matter what, I’m still for Alex and Willow. I know it’s not just about the relationships there in the book, but the feeling of reassurance that what you wanted would still come true even though there had been times of losing hope that it will come true.
Finally finished reading Angel Burn. :”>
Awesome book I must say. It’s the first one from the trilogy. I shall find the second book at possible bookstores even though I managed to find the .pdf file at the net. MWAHAHA.
I just finished reading The Hunger Games. First book I have ever finished reading.
:’)
