Carry On

The author does SO MUCH exposure that when the plot twist drops, there is ZERO impact. Plot tension remained the same level throughout. Agatha only does what the plot needs her to do, and nothing more; I'd only glance through when it is her POV. The constant change in POV, even when not doing so would have yielded the SAME context, would break my immersion of what's going on. While everyone says Agatha is written better in the next book, I don't have faith in the author's writing after reading this from beginning to end.

Etwas schwer am Anfang zu verstehen wenn man ,,Fangirl" nicht gelesen hat. Nach einiger Zeit stört es jedoch nicht mehr. Es ist eine geniale Geschichte die nicht die klassische ,,Junge ist Held und bekommt das Mädchen" Story umfasst und die Welt der Magie mal ganz anders beschreibt.

Didn't really now what I was getting into when I started reading the book. I was unsure the first few chapters, but the characters, the story, the universe and the smart, quirky and fun way of casting magic had me glued to the book. Before I realized it, I was reading the epilogue. Simon Snow is a great protagonist, the story has some nice twists (some of the obvious plot lines actually help make the real twists feel more rewarding) and I just loved the way they portrait the characters in general.