The Chaos of Stars

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Their friendship and romance were rather enjoyable because I always knew Isadora would come around eventually – that certainty made me smile even when she was being extremely difficult and frustrating. I quite liked Paranormalcy, thought the next two books were pretty crap, and haven't made it through 5 pages of Mind Games. What I did like about the book, and what would have made for a much better story if the author had focused on this instead of a cheesy romance, was the mother daughter relationship between Isis and Isadora. I think the info dump, the lackluster narration, and the illy placed dreams made the pacing in this book seem very awkward and just sort of ruined climax.

The Romance: There's insta-love, but it didn't bother me so much, mostly because Isadora is so determined to suppress her feelings completely. What I'm trying to say, is that those are both equally idiotic ways to try to keep our boys from having sex before mom is ready for it. For some reason, she thinks that since her life will eventually end, then there's no point in falling in love. And then the history lessons just felt like filler bits to remind us that we were reading a mythology book and not a contemporary romance. I follow her line of sight to a guy sitting in the curved hollow where two tree trunks meet, furiously scribbling in a black notebook.

Only some of the secondary characters were fleshed out while the rest were uninteresting, bland and one-dimensional. Just like my family, just like my place in the universe, it's something that I can't keep, can't make last.

I do believe in fate and destiny, but I also believe we are only fated to do the things that we'd choose anyway. I tried going through them one day sometime last year, only to discover how terribly juvenile they all were, but hey, I was a tween! While this might not have been my kind of book, do check out other reviews before deciding if you want to try it out or not. Because I love this child for being mine, but I also love him for being who he will be, and I can’t tell you how excited I am to watch him discover that for himself. But doing what is easy and safe is no way to live, and a life without passion and love is so far beneath what you deserve.You might also be thinking about how you'll make your grand entrances and exits, so here's our wedding transport inspo article and a handy list of songs that are perfect to walk down the aisle to! Kiersten White's words from this The Chaos of Stars wedding reading have got us (and hopefully you) feeling all the love! I have never pictured a world where the Gods are still living, have children, and deal with things like sibling rivalry and redecorating bedrooms. However, when a childhood pet dies and her parents tell her it will join her in the afterlife, she realizes that isn't their plan for her.