Reviews and Comments

The characters are not that well developed honestly; some of the children are pretty flat.

That being said I enjoyed the book; the narrative is not incredible or full of surprises but it leads you nicely and in the end I had a really good time and was a bit disappointed by how it ended (because it left me wanting more; which means I'll probably read/listen to the 2nd book in the trilogy)

The beginning is quite slow and would dare say boring.
The author takes it sweet time seeing the mod and explaining the world.

The middle of the book improves this pase and the story becomes more interesting.

The end is not bad but isn't great.

Overall the book is pretty predictable except for one or two minor surprises. I enjoyed the book but wanted too floored by it.

Interesting, too bad half of the dialogs are mumbo jumbo ramblings.

I'll read the 2nd one before deciding if its worth reading the series or not.

Honestly this book is not so "revealing" as in bringing new things to the table; that aside the book is incredibly well written as far as keeping you hanging and always wanting more at the same time as making you feel totally impotent same as Jack feels across the whole book.

Even thought you might infer the ending a couple of chapters before it comes the book ends just the way it should.

This books wasn't written with a Disney style in mind, its crude, is interesting and will give you a "good" time while you read it; at least for me the author transmitted pretty well how the characters felt in such a great way the whole book I felt so disheartened and impotent.

I recommend this, again, not the best book out there but is worth reading.