A review by lautir
Dreamhunter by Elizabeth Knox
3.0
This is another book that I'm not sure how it ended up on my To-Read shelf, but I read it anyway.
I had many complaints during the first 50 pages of this books; the names were terribly selected, calling something a 'Try' sounded bad, the writing was not great, and the teenage characters were annoying.
But like many YA books it picked up but I think the only reasons I liked parts of it were because I write a fair bit about dream manipulation myself so this had some great ideas. They just weren't executed very well.
The fact that it ended by leaving so many of the plot points open for the sequel was annoying. I had no plans to read it but now I'm going to be tempted if I see it somewhere.
I had many complaints during the first 50 pages of this books; the names were terribly selected, calling something a 'Try' sounded bad, the writing was not great, and the teenage characters were annoying.
But like many YA books it picked up but I think the only reasons I liked parts of it were because I write a fair bit about dream manipulation myself so this had some great ideas. They just weren't executed very well.
The fact that it ended by leaving so many of the plot points open for the sequel was annoying. I had no plans to read it but now I'm going to be tempted if I see it somewhere.