A review by valhecka
Blue Noon, by Scott Westerfeld
3.0
The series premise is awesome, but the execution is deeply flawed; if you think about it for longer than about four seconds it falls apart. And it really, really bothered me that Westerfeld misapplied the term "polymath".
Nevertheless, Westerfeld's a good guy to have writing: he's one of the most vocal members of the science fanclub among YA writers, and it's really nice to see a bunch of math and science nerdery floating around in the urban fantasy genre.
Nevertheless, Westerfeld's a good guy to have writing: he's one of the most vocal members of the science fanclub among YA writers, and it's really nice to see a bunch of math and science nerdery floating around in the urban fantasy genre.