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A review by notalek
Call Down the Hawk (the Dreamer Trilogy, Book 1), Volume 1 by Maggie Stiefvater
5.0
2nd read, august 2022
za drugim razem ta książka była jeszcze lepsza niż za pierwszym, kocham te postaci tak bardzo and i am not ready for greywaren .
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1st read, june 2021
I love and hate this book.
But certainly more love than hate, and that hate is that kind of it that just asks: WHY ALL OF THOSE CHARACTERS HAVE TO SUFFER SO MUCH. All of them. Even cows suffer here (when they are not floating).
And I suffer with them, because the way everything's written often makes the reader feel like they're surrounded by the events and by the words that are describing them.
Words. Many words can be used while talking about this book but I don't remember them right now, cause my head is still in the middle of it.
And the characters!!! I got so attached to them, the ones that I knew from TRC and the ones that I got to know in this book, and it's sad that not all of them will show in the second one.
And, as always: THE RELATIONSHIPS. Friendships. Families. Romantic ones. So. Good.
Reading this took me a bit longer than TRC books (almost two weeks) but the closer to the end the faster I was reading, because EMOTIONS, emotions, dear people, are strong in this one. And it's good that I have the second book at home, cause if I had to wait more than a year for it– I don't think it would end well.
za drugim razem ta książka była jeszcze lepsza niż za pierwszym, kocham te postaci tak bardzo and i am not ready for greywaren .
_____________________________________________
1st read, june 2021
I love and hate this book.
But certainly more love than hate, and that hate is that kind of it that just asks: WHY ALL OF THOSE CHARACTERS HAVE TO SUFFER SO MUCH. All of them. Even cows suffer here (when they are not floating).
And I suffer with them, because the way everything's written often makes the reader feel like they're surrounded by the events and by the words that are describing them.
Words. Many words can be used while talking about this book but I don't remember them right now, cause my head is still in the middle of it.
And the characters!!! I got so attached to them, the ones that I knew from TRC and the ones that I got to know in this book, and it's sad that not all of them will show in the second one.
And, as always: THE RELATIONSHIPS. Friendships. Families. Romantic ones. So. Good.
Reading this took me a bit longer than TRC books (almost two weeks) but the closer to the end the faster I was reading, because EMOTIONS, emotions, dear people, are strong in this one. And it's good that I have the second book at home, cause if I had to wait more than a year for it– I don't think it would end well.