آفاق إنسانية لا متناهية : حوارات ومناظراتسعيد بوخليط كتاب مسموع

vakko

I thought the direction Rachel took in the second installment of the Soul Screamers series was brilliant. The whole concept of the entertainment business coning young kids into selling their souls for fame and fortune, along with how the paparazzi comes into play for those who use their out clause of the contract? Brilliant. I don't know if anyone else caught onto the "Lindy Cohen" reference. Sounds a lot like Lindsay Lohan! ;) Again, brilliant. I give major kudos to Addison for taking the place of her sister. I also give major kudos to Kaylee for risking her life to help take back the girls souls from Avari. Kaylee has proven herself to be quite cunning. I have a feeling that her wits are going to draw a lot of attention in the upcoming sequels. I felt really bad for Tod with his loss in this book. I am still sitting on the edge of my seat waiting to see more of him. There were little moments here and there throughout the story, but still not enough to quite satisfy my curiosity! The last thing I want to comment on, was the relationship between Kaylee and her Father. I really appreciated the time Rachel put into writing about their daily routine, curfews, dinners, ext. It made the characters more believable to me. Also, ... I got a kick out of Sophie's discomfort with the whole lasagna scene. Made me laugh out loud. I know, I'm weird. But little things like that make a story come to life for me. Looking forward to book three! :)

2020-12-30 01:18