morningstar1993's reviews
501 reviews

I love the series so much and so far this is my favorite book. I know there's one after this to binge but I didn't want this one to end.i didnt really care for the character scarlet but I love cinder and cress.

Easily one of the best volumes.

Chibi-Chibi is really adorable. I love the more gender-queer characters, but I wish they were more fleshed out.

I do wish the last arch wasn't as rushed. The whole series was fast paced but it felt as "just get this over with" sort of thing. However, it is a solid ending and I do love the last scene. The artwork was amazing. Now, I've read more things... I've noticed things like pacing and whatnot. Also, I read this the first time as they were getting republished, so it felt less fast paced. I still love this series and have my whole life. Thank you Naoko Takeuchi.

Okay, the finale was pretty damn solid. I really enjoyed this book. It was also a long book. I feel some of the repetitive nature was cut down, but it wasn't a deal breaker for me. Marissa Meyer did a fantastic job with all the different perspectives and making each character feel authentic and unique to each other. I did listen to the audio book and thought the narrator did a good job except when she did villains voices.

I think I had the complete tales when I was a child and I know I watched the cartoon but I literally remember neither of them. All I remember is what was fro the Christopher Robin movie. My library app (Libby) glitched and this downloaded to my phone and I thought, "Why not?"

It's really cute. I can definitely see why this could be a childhood favorite.

I really enjoyed this. This is on Kindle Unlimited if those with an account would like to read. I thought the way the author wrote was beautiful and one of the best poetry books I've read in a long time.

I thought the ideas she wrote about were great, just not well executed.

I think Rupi Kaur has greatly improved in this poetry book. I was not impressed with Milk and Honey, but I really enjoyed The Sun and Her Flowers. The illustrations were better as well. I'm ready to see what she has in store for the future.

I love this series when I was 12 and stopped reading after the 4th book. Always has had pleasant memories in my mind. I finally re-read all these years later and... it just didn't hold up to my memory. That being said, it was still a solid book just not the same magic I experienced as a child.