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A review by anngelize
The Unbecoming of Mara Dyer by Michelle Hodkin
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Reading The Unbecoming of Mara Dyer is like being crazy. By that I mean, it's like seeing into Mara's mind. See, like Mara, I didn't know if what she was seeing were real or if she's hallucinating. It is like shifting from real to a dream/hallucination so often that I can't tell the difference from the two. Sometimes I feel the series of events are so disjointed that I believe that Mara Dyer is really crazy. And she seriously have anger management issues. Also, I was left with a lot of questions like where did Mara and Noah got their abilities? Are there others like them? Or did Joseph remember anything that happened to him? Or what about that Mr. Lukumi? What did he know? Why did he disappear? And, of course, Jude.
All in all the story has this dark, creepy vibe to it. I like reading it when all the lights are out for maximum effect. Plus, all the questions made me want to read the next book immediately!
Reading The Unbecoming of Mara Dyer is like being crazy. By that I mean, it's like seeing into Mara's mind. See, like Mara, I didn't know if what she was seeing were real or if she's hallucinating. It is like shifting from real to a dream/hallucination so often that I can't tell the difference from the two. Sometimes I feel the series of events are so disjointed that I believe that Mara Dyer is really crazy. And she seriously have anger management issues. Also, I was left with a lot of questions like where did Mara and Noah got their abilities? Are there others like them? Or did Joseph remember anything that happened to him? Or what about that Mr. Lukumi? What did he know? Why did he disappear? And, of course, Jude.
All in all the story has this dark, creepy vibe to it. I like reading it when all the lights are out for maximum effect. Plus, all the questions made me want to read the next book immediately!