I put off writing this review because I’m still not sure whether I want to round up to four stars or down to three, because this is the quintessential three and a half star book. Like many people have been, I was a little disappointed with this book. I had a good enough time with it, and I will continue the series (via the library this time), but there was something about the writing that never really hooked my emotions or interest, despite it being […]
“Difference, children, is not monstrous. It is nature at work.”
Ordinary Monsters (The Talents Trilogy, #1) by J.M. Miro