Another book that seems aimed toward a younger audience than I am at this point, but is nonetheless an enchanting and memorable read. Magical, heart-wrenching, joyful, and bittersweet, “Seven Tears into the Sea” is an old, dear friend of mine that is impossible to forget.
A fun, adventure-filled read for a younger audience. I loved it when I was small, but am all too aware of the fact that I am no longer within the book’s age bracket. Would 100% recommend to kids, but adult readers might feel a bit underwhelmed overall.
Something to read for anyone who isn’t scared ENOUGH about the state of their country. There’s a reason this book has become such a sensation… Unfortunately, that reason is “Oh god, this could actually happen if we don’t do something about it.” I’d say, “enjoy,” but that is certainly not the point of this story. Also, is it obvious that I was a little bitter during this review?
Yet another one that I don’t feel inclined to recommend or read the sequel to. Mostly, to make a long story short, because I found it incredibly frustrating to get through. Is the concept interesting? Yes. Does it have memorable characters? Yes. But is it worth the 500+ pages? I’ll let you decide for yourself.
I was first introduced to Jenna Moreci’s work through her highly successful YouTube channel. She is clearly a talented writer and has a lot of helpful advice to give about publishing… I just wish she practiced a little more of what she preached when it comes to storytelling.