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A review by readingisbloat
The Raven Boys by Maggie Stiefvater
2.0
[1.1]
What the fuck. Maggie's style of writing would be comparable to those of Gary Paulsen's- repeatedly stating the same damn thing. The plot, however good it was, was way too fucking slow for anyone to keep reading.
Immaculate, entertaining, and captivating...is what I would've called this book if it didn't take half the fucking story to do useless shit. The plot has potential, but again, Maggie. I want to hit myself with a book- not this one though.
Each character has their own personality:
The Raven Boys;
0% -> 50% -> poor attempt at setting and character development.
50% -> 75% -> o.O something happens
70% -> 95% -> uwu are they gonna finally show us what happened?
95% -> 100% -> the fuck?
"It was impossible, of course, but again, so was everything that had come before it. It was, Gansey thought, like when he'd driven through the Lake District with Malory. After a while, there had been too much incredible beauty for him to process, and it had become invisible. IT was impossible that is was winter."
This series should be summarised into one book.
What the fuck. Maggie's style of writing would be comparable to those of Gary Paulsen's- repeatedly stating the same damn thing. The plot, however good it was, was way too fucking slow for anyone to keep reading.
Immaculate, entertaining, and captivating...is what I would've called this book if it didn't take half the fucking story to do useless shit. The plot has potential, but again, Maggie. I want to hit myself with a book- not this one though.
Each character has their own personality:
The Raven Boys;
0% -> 50% -> poor attempt at setting and character development.
50% -> 75% -> o.O something happens
70% -> 95% -> uwu are they gonna finally show us what happened?
95% -> 100% -> the fuck?
"It was impossible, of course, but again, so was everything that had come before it. It was, Gansey thought, like when he'd driven through the Lake District with Malory. After a while, there had been too much incredible beauty for him to process, and it had become invisible. IT was impossible that is was winter."
This series should be summarised into one book.