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A review by pixelatedglow
Invisibility by Andrea Cremer
3.0
(3.5 stars)
I really didn’t like the first part of the book. I didn’t like how unrealistically fast the relationship between Elizabeth and Stephen developed and I just sort of found the beginning of the book a bit boring. I did like the introduction of magic though. What I loved most was probably the descriptions of the curses, and the twist at the end where Maxwell Arbus curses Elizabeth and Laurie’s mother. The ending was sort of weird and dissatisfying but I can accept that, even though a fight where Elizabeth could show her true magical potential would’ve been cool.
All in all, it wasn’t a bad book but it feels a bit like something is missing.
I really didn’t like the first part of the book. I didn’t like how unrealistically fast the relationship between Elizabeth and Stephen developed and I just sort of found the beginning of the book a bit boring. I did like the introduction of magic though. What I loved most was probably the descriptions of the curses, and the twist at the end where Maxwell Arbus curses Elizabeth and Laurie’s mother. The ending was sort of weird and dissatisfying but I can accept that, even though a fight where Elizabeth could show her true magical potential would’ve been cool.
All in all, it wasn’t a bad book but it feels a bit like something is missing.