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A review by bumblebusra
The Burning Bridge by John Flanagan
5.0
21 April 2019
So I'll finally be continuing the reread I started last year (great timing, I know), and I really don't have anything else to say except man these books make me so immensely happy, it's like magic. Apparently it has been over two years since I read this book last and it honestly feels like a lifetime ago.
4 December 2016
Me? In tears? Whatever gave you that idea?
In all seriousness, I started this morning around 1100 and, whilst I did not continuously read it, finished it at 1700. The sheer amount of joy, laughs and tears it brings me is ridiculous. Have I said how much I love this book???? I really enjoyed the part with Halt and Alyss a lot I must say, I did not remember that happening so it took me by surprise. Also, even though I knew about the cliffhanger and how it would ruin me, I still read it and wept. I cannot wait to finish reading ALL of the books and then reading the new one too! I guess in my next reread of the series, I might use sticky notes to mark the best bits, but I'll keep rereading it over and over anyway.
So I'll finally be continuing the reread I started last year (great timing, I know), and I really don't have anything else to say except man these books make me so immensely happy, it's like magic. Apparently it has been over two years since I read this book last and it honestly feels like a lifetime ago.
4 December 2016
Me? In tears? Whatever gave you that idea?
In all seriousness, I started this morning around 1100 and, whilst I did not continuously read it, finished it at 1700. The sheer amount of joy, laughs and tears it brings me is ridiculous. Have I said how much I love this book???? I really enjoyed the part with Halt and Alyss a lot I must say, I did not remember that happening so it took me by surprise. Also, even though I knew about the cliffhanger and how it would ruin me, I still read it and wept. I cannot wait to finish reading ALL of the books and then reading the new one too! I guess in my next reread of the series, I might use sticky notes to mark the best bits, but I'll keep rereading it over and over anyway.