Once again, I thank Jacquelyn for helping me choose which tag to do :) The Disney Book Tag The Little Mermaid A book with a character who is out of their element, a “fish out of water” For this one I want to say 'any main character from a dystopian YA novel', because they all seem to come from poor backgrounds, but I'm going to go with All The Light We Cannot See by Anthony Doerr. The reason I picked this is because one of the main character, Marie-Laure, who is blind, is clearly out of her depth when her father takes her to her great-uncles home, where she no longer knows the way around. Cinderella A book with a character who goes through a major transformation I think I want to cheat with this one and say The Infernal Devices trilogy, what with Tessa being able to shapeshift and all :p Pretty big transformations. Snow White A book with an eclectic cast of characters Hhhhhmmmmm a book with a really diverse set of characters... Might go with The Ni...
Clockwork Angel Review Alright here we go :p Not sure how this is going down. Did I like this book? Yes, but I didn't love it or hate it. I simply liked it. It was enjoyable, if not almost exactly the same as TMI take away the fact of a different time setting and a different main character. Comparing Will and Jace: Will is exactly the same as Jace, what with their arrogant demeanours and the way they think everyone should love them and no one can do better. And then when they love someone else they think something's wrong with them. It's bullshit. The only difference in these characters is their hair... Tessa and Clary: I hate Clary. That's all I want to say about this. I hate her. (I'll save this rage for when I read City of Fallen Angels) Tessa I don't mind, but they're still extremely similar, especially the way they both deny their feelings for the boys. I like the way Tessa seems normal, as she accepts that the Shadowhunters can't sol...