Clockwork Prince

 Author: Cassandra Clare
Reviewer : brittknee


 Tessa Gray Has found the institute as now her home, she knows her brother to be nothing but an imposter; so her mind is sick with worry and confusion.The Magister is still missing and Charlotte and Henry must find some trace of him or she may lose her title to run the institute. Tessa may be losing her new home already, along with Jem and Will and the other Shadowhunters who share it.

 Meanwhile, Tessa still has obvious feelings for Will, but with him constantly pushing her and everyone else away, she is forced into the arms of Jem. Whom she's also beginning to grow feelings for. What will become of Tessa when she must not only do what her mind tells her, but her heart too?

This was such a good novel, and I am utterly impressed. I was forced into limbo of heart stings being pulled for Tessa. That girl is one of the most strong willed girls, and to see her kick ass as she did, made me smile. The writing from beginning to end kept me intrigued and reading from morning to night. My heart was yearning for Tessa to see Will for the person he truly is and not the person whom kept pushing her away. Although my heart also yearned for Jem, who's sweetness could melt any woman's heart in an instant.

When first reading the Internal devices, I was afraid they'd be the same, but indeed they are not. They somehow connect but still go in different directions, and I adore that. The characters were incredibly relatable, and I felt as if I was watching they grow, adapt and be utterly content. I love beign able to understand, and relate to characters, and Cassandra definitly does this perfectly for me!

If you enjoyed any other novels by Cassandra Clare, you will surley not be disapointed by the Internal devices, or by Clockwork prince spesifically. They draw you in, and keep you there from begining to end.
Cassandra Clare has written another beautifully wonderful novel, and I wil be anticipating the next novel in the Infernal devices!

TEAM JILL!

5/5 Ticks of the clockwork angel

Fairy bad day

Author: Amanda Ashby
Reviewer : brittknee

   Emma wanted nothing more than to follow in her mothers footsteps, and be designated to become a dragon slayer. But no, of all the elements to be designated to, she gets fairy's! Then she gets paired up with the one person who stole her designation, Curtis green. Who turns out to be actually really cute. And to top it off, there's a giant invincible killer fairy only she can see. Emma has to hunt down this killer fairy, prove she's worthy of the dragon designation; and prove she's not crazy. Emma is going to have a Fairy Bad Day.

  This novel was packed with loads of wit, humour and action. It blew my expectations right out of the water. A first glance this novel did not seem to be in my genre, but I am surely glad I gave it a chance. The writing was very modern, but in a spectacular way. The characters had so much emotion, and energy. I loved the way they interacted with one another, and worked together. Emma is definitely one of the more unique characters I've ever read about. She's very honourable, trustworthy, and full of curiosity regardless of all the mysterious things she already knows of. Not to mention how bad ass she is!

The over all story concept was definitely different and a mind changer. The concept I definitely thought was cool was Burtonwood  Academy filled with sight- gifted students, who are being taught how to slay the elemental species they specialize in to protect the blind-sighted people, where Emma attends. The school was an awesome idea!

Amanda Ashby, has written a spectacular novel, and should be very proud! I loved it, from beginning to end. Although I didn't get through it as fast as i originally thought I would; I read it at a slow pace, soaking up all the awesome. Regardless, I assure you This is a must read novel for all! I sure didn't need Unseen glasses to see this book is filled to the brim with greatness!

5/5 Sour Skittles!