mairimav's review against another edition
4.0
4.5/After much inner debate, I am back into this world and I adore it as much as I did in high school! Thaaaank you K.Garcia and M. Stohl for this awesomeness of a book. I adore it. Link and Ridley were always my favourite characters in the series (though my puberty was characterised more as a Dark Lena phase) and their stories, their adventures, their way of thinking and acting was sooo interesting to read. This series was as addicting as the original one and I cannot possibly wait to see what comes next.
ALSO, fuck you Lennox Gates and your stupid mind games. One of the most deplorable characters OF ALL TIME. HANDS DOWN HE DESERVES TO SUFFER
ALSO, fuck you Lennox Gates and your stupid mind games. One of the most deplorable characters OF ALL TIME. HANDS DOWN HE DESERVES TO SUFFER
suhbreenah's review against another edition
5.0
Wow I really wasn't expecting to enjoy this book very much. I can definitely say for me the characters made the story. I really loved Lennox in the story, and I'm very interested to see what ends up happening to him in the next book. Also I loved Ridley as usual.
shosshelves's review against another edition
3.0
I literally just wanna be Ridley Duchannes and have a stupid dorky boyfriend as well as a mysterious hot enemy guy
poppycasgabs's review against another edition
5.0
I'm crying right now. Near the end it was so sad. I'm crying because someone else is crying. Sad right? The Castor Chronicles may have been awful, and really stupid, but Ridley's life has been complete crap. I really feel for her and it makes her a more likeable character. She has grown so much since Beautiful Creatures, and her life isn't fair. To be honest right now, I'm not even sure if I want her to end up with Link anymore, because of the third main character, Nox. He deserves a happy ending too, they all do. I need to know what happens next, especially after that cliffhanger. I'm now scared of fire, and "Stairway to Heaven". Sadly, if you want to really enjoy this book and understand everything, you have to read Beautiful Creatures and the rest of the books in the series. I mean, the first book was okay, but after that, not so much... I love the first chapters of this book though, it lets you know that it's going to be funny, angsty, and is going to play a major role in later books.
lindakay99's review against another edition
4.0
ummm... seriously Kami?? lol. Did it have to end that way???
gryffennavi42's review against another edition
5.0
Love love loved this book! I'm so happy they decided to right Ridleys and links story! Can't wait for the next one!
moonwisher's review against another edition
2.0
I feel kind of bad even as I type this, but I was NOT impressed by Dangerous Creatures. In fact, 90% (or more) of the book was a complete and utter clusterfuck. I say that I feel bad, not because I expected much or because I feel guilty for my opinions, but because from the reviews I've seen, most people who read this at least enjoyed this book. No one really seemed to adore it, but it seems like it should be a solid 3/5 kinda book. But nope.
I usually don't like to write really long reviews for books I dislike (unless I'm particularly angered by them) so I won't ramble on. I would just like to say: I don't think the authors of this book really thought about actually planning anything in relation to this book. It's like they were more focused on just making all of the characters sound cool and badass, rather than bothering to explain any of their motivations. That was the real problem with the book. Every small thing that happened felt so disconnected from everything else, and Garcia/Stohl didn't bother to stop and make sure that the story would make sense to their readers. I don't know about anyone else, but when I read a book, I like to be invested in what happens to the characters. I want to know why they do something. I want to care about their feelings and hopes and fears and ambitions.
With this book, I was just frustrated. I don't remember much about the Caster Chronicles as I've only read the series once, but I remember loving it. So I can't imagine why this new spin-off pales so dramatically in comparison.
I usually don't like to write really long reviews for books I dislike (unless I'm particularly angered by them) so I won't ramble on. I would just like to say: I don't think the authors of this book really thought about actually planning anything in relation to this book. It's like they were more focused on just making all of the characters sound cool and badass, rather than bothering to explain any of their motivations. That was the real problem with the book. Every small thing that happened felt so disconnected from everything else, and Garcia/Stohl didn't bother to stop and make sure that the story would make sense to their readers. I don't know about anyone else, but when I read a book, I like to be invested in what happens to the characters. I want to know why they do something. I want to care about their feelings and hopes and fears and ambitions.
With this book, I was just frustrated. I don't remember much about the Caster Chronicles as I've only read the series once, but I remember loving it. So I can't imagine why this new spin-off pales so dramatically in comparison.
danidep's review against another edition
emotional
funny
lighthearted
slow-paced
- Plot- or character-driven? Character
- Strong character development? No
- Loveable characters? Yes
- Diverse cast of characters? No
- Flaws of characters a main focus? Yes
2.75
allie_love's review against another edition
2.0
A lot harder to get in to than the first series and quite frankly not nearly as interesting. Also not a fan of the cliffhanger... seemed a bit muddled, just like the book itself.
greylandreviews's review against another edition
DNF at %5
I kinda forgot how much I dislike Lena as a character... and everybody else...
I kinda forgot how much I dislike Lena as a character... and everybody else...