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A review by mechamaya
Meridian Divide by Cassandra Rose Clarke
3.0
Not sure what I expected from a Halo young adult series, but so far it's pretty underwhelming. Much less character growth than the first Battle Born, and in some areas, the characters seemed to grow less mature and more childish throughout this story. The ending... No spoilers but it's a bit strange. I guess we'll see where they take it, but it worries me how it might conflict with existing canon.
I'm not sure who this book is for, because I figure young adults would get more enjoyment out of the normal Halo books than these. And younger children might be more able to relate to the characters, but they probably wouldn't be interested in Halo in the first place. The characters are supposed to be roughly 18 now, but they still act like young children, even more so than in the previous book.
I'm not sure who this book is for, because I figure young adults would get more enjoyment out of the normal Halo books than these. And younger children might be more able to relate to the characters, but they probably wouldn't be interested in Halo in the first place. The characters are supposed to be roughly 18 now, but they still act like young children, even more so than in the previous book.